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SAMUEL G. SLOAN.
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND bROkEk.
St Anthony st., between Market and st. Peter st.,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
And Corner Of Clarke Avenue and Fourth st.,
NININ0ER,. MINNESOTA.
Land Bought and Sold On Commission. Money loaned, ed
Investments made to the best advantage. Deeds, Mortgages, and
other Legal instruments neatly and accurately drawn. Tswn aAl
City Property for sale.
A Y II
MNNEsOTA. PHILADELPHIA.
bov. Willis A.. German. Charles Rhoads, Esq, Conyyaaow.
ExAGov. Alex. Ramsey, Andrew I. Cash, Esq,
Hon. Henry NJ. Rice, Hon William d. Kelly
Hon. H. H. eiblsy, J. Y. CoweI 4 Bon, Dry Goods Hot6l
H. MeKenty, Esq, Dealer in Real Este, Elan T. Wilmer, Forg 4 ComA10&
Holingshead & Becker, Attysat Law, John ". Shines / Sons, DruQgAA
Meeubin Z Rdgerton, Banker, Hon. Wm. H. Wn*A
Jehn Ninipger Esq, Ignatius 0onneNy,
WiuAn l. BANNING, EQ. Bernhsnse DyoG New Yok.
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GEO. B. CLITHERALL
(Late OF MobileJ
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
aeAl eerA+e aa@Hea

- ENENI 20 U0NEN
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Buys and sells on Commission, City and Town Property, o1
Farming Lands, Locates, buys or sells Land Warrants, Negotiatss
Loans Of Money on Mortgage, &c. Also CoMxlssIoHRH fol tha
States Of Alabama, Mississippi, North and South Carolina, Ae-
EFERENCGS
John A. wina.n, Gov. of Ala Hon. n. Fit.paAiea, c. q. WA. 0r
Rives, Battle + Co, Mobile. Hon c. G. Cly. q. {.
Dr. ] C Mott. Mobile. Hon. Percy Walker, D. r.
n. p Hammond / Co., Mobile. Col. VIM TurnbuI, O. s. 4. "
Hon. Allen C. Jones. Greensboro, Ala John McRae, Gov. M0
Judge r. N. Ogden, New Orleans. Warren 7. Anderson, Jaekeon. ME-
Hon. Randall Hunt, New Oneana II. Thompson / Son, Balhnof.
". n. Goodrich, New York. DR. J Mott Campbell, Charlstea. so
Brown, De Rosett 4 Co. New York ieo B. Reed, Charleston, &c.
Brewer / Caldwell, New York. De RoNtt ( Brown, Wilmington, NC
john H. Elliott 4 Co, New York. Hill Burgwtn. Esq, PttsburT, p.
John r. BuTgwyn, PhladA Jas L. Riggs, ESQ., PeodA III.
d.. Jas. ". Bacon. Phlada. Jas. p. Erskins, Esq, Quincy, III.
Chas n. Grad, Phnada. Hon. q. NJ. Rns, 81. Paul, Mt.
It, Rev. NJ Cobb, Bishop Of Ala Thos D. Winston, st. Paul.
Office s. W. Corner Breckenridge and Fourth Street, Niningec
City, and 81. Paul, N. T.
All Letters requesting information, promptly and e~hesrfally
Npdisd to.
G.H.C.
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PLANNING planning!
The subscriber has got in operation enc q 0rey I
Woods first quality Plases, and is prepared 70 do ~
kinds of Planning at short notice and in = superior -
ne. Flooring and Siding planed and jointe1 straight
ANTHONY REED.
Nininger, June 20, 1857. 4 2:ly
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JOSEPH JACKSON,
Contractor. Mason E Builder.
GRADING &c. will BE- attended to promptly.
% Refers to J. r. Case,
l. Donpelly.
Nininser, June 20, 1857. Sly
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SMITH, HANCOCK & THOMAS.

ADD1IIOV n TVI1VINOE1ts
This addition, consisting Of EIGHTY ACRES, have been surveyed
and plated in connection with the original town Of Nininger. II
lies within the limits of the original town and is bounded BY it
On three sides. The lots lie as near the river and the lsvss, -
he same number of lots as first laid out BY the prepnstora
They ere the only lots to which no building obligation has besa
attached; they are sold free of all incumbrances. This locality
10 unsurpassed for beauty on the Mississippi river It has q
affords . shipping point for a section Of territory, reaching 4
least oae hundred miles into the interior. Nininger has within
three months acquired q population of two hundred persons.
Applications for lots can be made to Dr.. 2. r. SMITH or II
AxDREw LEvsRIxa, Real Estate Dealer, Of st. Paul, or to tie
undersigned.
HANCOCK 4 THOMAS.
Minneapolis. N. T.
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PINE BEND BRICK YARD.

The undersigned have on hand At their yard . large
amount of baick, of a quality unsurpassed by any other
made in the Territory. which they offer for sale At ten
dollars per NJ. Those in want should send in their
orders immediately. They will be delivered If desired.
BlSSELL l. CRONKH1TE.
Pine Bend, NJ. T., Aug. "a, 1857.
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A Valuable Claim
OF 100 acres, for sale, situated IL miles from Fari-
bault, and p from Shieldsvills ; it has good running
water, Is acres of timber, and thirty acres Of meadow,
the balance being good pillow land.
Also 100 acres on Chubb Greek, I've miles from Lake
vile, which is equally divided in prairie and timber;
has living water, &c. Inquire Of
j. N. HILLHOUSE.
City Of Niningsr, Aug. 36, 1867.
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Minnesota Fruit Trees
H~R0VELAND & GARDEN NURSERY
Betweem st. Paul and 81. anthony.
Owing to the severe cold of last Winter, but few of
our trees were offered for sac. ;. "'1s''s w"
on hand and for sale,
FRUIT AND ORNA MENTAL TREES,
Together with a reat yariey Of
SHRUBS, ROSES, DALLAS,
Green House Plants, &c.
Our Apple Trees are from two to four years OF age,
growing in our grounds and include many kinds that
were not injured by the hard Winters of 1901:
Curront, Grapes, Goosederries, Raspterr'ss'. o'ro@-
berries, Pie Pant, ETC., We have Of many kinds III great
Persons wishing to embellish their grounds H can
bel supplied with everything desirable for this climate.
Cali early at the Nursery, or send your orders to our
address, St. PAU, Minnesota. L. M. FoRD 4 CO.,
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A RARE CHANCE.
The undersigned, DESTROYS of having . Brick Yard
establishedin Nininger, will sell to any party who will take
the matter in hand, an excellent, Brick Mashine OF New
York manufacture, the necessary amount Of clay and
timber and, and will receiv. his pay for the same in
bricks At the current prices. Address
tGNATIUS DONNELLY,
Nininger, Minnesota.
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The British Periodicals

The British Periodicals
GREAT REDUCTION IN TIE PRICE. L. SCOTT & CO., New
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HOUSE TO RENT.

lou TO RENT.
A story and q half House, 1924, on Fourth street
near Breckenridg esayenue, may be had for 50 a month
for the wiuter. 1t has three rooms and is comfortably
fitted up Inquire at this oa6cssm IA
n. BLAKELY, n. r.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
N1NINGER CITY, NJ. :.
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q
FORWARDING and Commission MERCHANT.
The subscriber informs the People Of Niningsr City and sur
rounding country, that he is opening . Store in Niningsr City,
VA~s he il receiving from the Eastern Cities 4 large Stssk II
Spring and summer GOods.o
which have been bought low. and selected with great sFs 800
WESTERN TRADE.
His stock consists in part OF the following srs1~:
DRY Goods. Notions. and Fancy Goods, HATS.
ware, Glassware, QueensWare, Boots, snOsA
Hats, Caps Onnets Drugs, Paints, Olls DJe
stum. Window Glass. Iron and Nails, &C., -
He deals also in all kind Of
GROCERIES,, PRODUCE and PROVISION
and all other articles usually kept in such Estabiishuent4 wasse
10 offers for sale a. low as any other establishment in tAs -
ritory. rrvv~
E;ningsr City.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-20
III tie Eaitors of tho Inteuigencer:

To tile Editors Of the IjltettigGaceI:
Having been "looker on in Venice" in re
gard to the gas controversy, have been induced,
from the statements of the editor of the Times.
to examine the matter more closely, because, II
his statements are true, the Gas Company Ger
tainly deserves all the odium he has endeavoren
to fasten upon it; but from the character OF the
gentlemen composing the Board oil directors
+! of that institution, thepeople expect somethlns
more than the ipse Dirt Of comparative stran-
orr to blast their fair name. What are the
facts in reference to the profits derived from the
earnings of the Company since its existence 1
take the figures furnished by the published
statement of Col. Wheate, the correctness oil
which, any one that is capable OF making an e&-
animation can test from the books of the Com
pany. access to which, no doubt, can be had,
by applying to the proper ofticer) snd from ms
well-known familiarity with the affairs OF the
COMPANY since its existence, and his character
as a correct accountant, it cannot he disputed.
From that statement it appears the Company
started with capital of $4,000, from which
the nett earnings during the nrst 80 s -,
saw up to January LIST, 1855, were $31 s577,73,
or IA 57-100 per cent per annum. The nett
earnings for the last three years, with capital
of S55, 600, were $50, 492 81, or Is 4S-lOO per
cent. per annum.
Now, although tits true that the surplus in
vested in stock enabled the company to extend
their works. and thereby increase the profits on
people have to complain, particularly when they
are the recipients, not only in the accommoda-
ton of light thus extended but in the benefit
of the reduction TO thecity, in the shape OF taxes
In the foregoing estimates of profits the increase
ofstoci by dividends, is left out altogether, and
opine no business man will say that it is exOrbi-
tant, when the depreciation of property that is
daily going on, is taken into account. Where
the editor of :he Times gets his 81 IL per cent,
am at loss to conjecture, as the gross earn
ings of the Company Cthrowing out the entire
expense account) for the z 1-S years, amounts
to 1926, 1le 35-or less than 81 per cent. per
annum, on the original capital of $4,000.
We want more light, Messrs Editors, than has
yet emanated from the faint glirnmer of the
i'dips" of the Times office, to make the people
of Wheeling believe that the very men who have
been instrumental in building up a city second
to none in the State for energy and enterprise,
would at this late day, raise the suicidal hand to
blight, not only its future interests, but their
own JUSTICE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-20

A WASHINGTON letter writer, describing the
great fancy ball at Senator OWNS few days
ago, gives the following revelations of the punch
room:
The office of Senator Gwin, in the basement.
was converted into punch room, and two gil
gantic bowls were kept supplied with most de.
lectable beverages, one spirituous the other
viuouS, in composition. Later in the night, this
room was the headquarters of dozen Senators,
who cordially fraternized, and appeared to be
ignorant that such place as Kansas existed
Could some of those who only read Cand who
religiously believe I'M the radical newspapers of
the North, or the incendiary journals of the
South, but have seen their Senatirial idols in
dulging in the most familiar and friendly CONVEX
sation, they would have thought the millennium
had really arrived. Guelphs and Ghibelines-
radicals and fire eaterS-iraternized costly, and
seemed to forget that they had recently been
Shivering lances on eacll others regulations in
the Senatorial Arena
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-20

READ Tnls!-A HoElaador's IestimOny,-
Jacob Rinskes, living in the Holland settlement
of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, says: "After suffer
ing for some time the misery attending an utter
prostration of mind and body, have been re.
stored by using B@rddrs's Holland Bitters, to
perfect health.
The fact of this remedy being in such high
repute among the Hollanders in Wisconsin,
Michigan New York, in fact in every Holla I'd
settlement in the United States, argues much in
its favor.
Try it-for Chronic or Nervous Debility, or
any Nervous, Rheumatic, or Neuralgia affection.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-20
vALUAHLE PRoPERTX Ar PUBLIC


~ The subscriber will offer at public sale at the tx
- change, in Baltimore, At one o'clock on THURSDAY,
April 20, 1888, the following vauabls property:
LIST. The SOUTH SIDE DISTILLERY, located few rods
south Of city limits three stories roof fire proof
06 by IS feet with brick for tubs &c story add
ton ~ by 81 feet SPIRIT HOUSE ID 20 feet all OF brick
and COAL BIN for goo tons Of coal built Of STONE
with furnace aud below the road together with
for feeding 1900 hogs constructed in the approved
manner with drains and tanks for saving which
there ready sale This property complete and NO TX
PENSE was spared to make IL so-maehnery having been
applied Wherever required TO dispense with manuel labor
and Is capable OF grinding, MASKING and dstinB from
lO To lOO bushels grain daily into wskey, with water
privilege for enlargement to almost eSteut;
1000 bushels daily built with such views aud
has desirable advantages for the addition OF an ALCOHOL
STILL for the products which there prompt sale
The water for cooling is 90 deg and
for worm and other purposes time last
IS deg Fahrenheit The latter Is drawn from
lake Of 20 acres water surface depth Of 2u feet The
level Of water several feet CHER than the second mash
hoOr The water advantages prnbaby not equaed in
this country. The whole establishment $3j 600
months, and built for the puTpt used, and with the
intention OF future enlargement, &c.
The premises on which the above erected comprises
about acres improved, besides Dstery, &e by STONE
STABLE for 12 horses, and TWO THREE STORY BRICK
DWELLINGS, and embraces ALL TIE WATER RIGHTS
required and to ground Of $3.50
900. There are THREE SPRINGS on the place mot vet
brought into Besides the above named advantages
there many others eOnnected with dstug which It
Is adapted. -----.
ofths property being outside city limits exempts
from city taXat and interference giving decided ad
Yantages for Feeding over many places.
The property will be sold In complete order and ready
USE within week from day SALE and possession given
terms of sale shall be complied with.
TRRNs-$SOO0 cash. s. 900 In months, and balance in
and years, with interest purchased private
the ground rent can be made peTman eht " desired.
address GEO. USHER GRAPP,
ap9D Baltimore, ND.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-20

TIE ATLANTIC TRLEGRAPu.-By the last ar
rival from Europe, we learn that the niagara
and Agamemnon were taking on bonrd the At
lantic cable, and the whole was expected to be
on board by the 10th of May 1t is intended
that these vessels, which expected to be COM
pletely ready by the end of May, shall, before
commencing to lay the cable, proceed to sea-
and in deep water about 800 miles from the Irish
coast, rehearse series of experiment in paying
out and hauling in, and put to a practical test
several suggestions and appliances that have
been proposed by various ingenious persons
The two ships viii then return to England and
report progress; and should the experiment
show that improvements or alterations are de-
sirable, there will be time to get them effected
so as to enable the expedition to make its final
start at the most favorable time in the year.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-20

TnE simplest test, says the .Scisntidc Amer
iean, by which consumers can ascertain the
comparative purity of gas, is to burn piece Of
paper dipped into solution of sugar Of lead. If
the gas is not pure, the paper viii turn to
grayish or even black tint while puro gas will
leave it white.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-20

THE VICE PREsIDENT on LrcoNProN.-The ex-
IRENE reserve of Mr., Breckinridge, and his 81
lence on the subject of the administration po-
hey, are creating much talk in Washington,
and IRE thought TO indicate his disapproval of
the attempt to force Lecompton on a resisting
people.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-20
TIE HEMPy1ELD.-The Directors of the Hemp

THE HEMPEIELD.-Ihe DIRECTORS OIL tlle lleinP
field Railroad are now in session in this CT
ty. They have just concluded full and ac-
curate report of the condition and affairs of
the road, which will shortly be published in
pamphlet form. The Board are now consider
ing the proposition from certain parties, to re-
pair stock and run the road upon certain con-
ditions. They. have not yet decided to accept
or reject the proposition, the nature of which
has not been made public
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-20

A DOUBLE HEXDED PAPrR-The Bureau Co.
Ql) Democrat is a stock concern, principally
owned by Douglas men. but is edited by Lc-
compton Postmaster In order to meet the
views of both parties, an arrangement, as we
learn from the Chicago Tribune, ''has been
effected by which the editor is allowed four col.
umns on the editorial page, through which he
chases Douglas, and the stockholders have four
columns on the same page in which they, pun
ish' Buchanan, Under its present management
it isl funny sheet but singularly typical of the
condition of the party from which it takes its
name. The Office holders on one side. and the
people, the stockholders. on the otherl"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-20

A revolt of prisoners occurred in the peni-
Tertiary at Washington on Sunday week, but it
was speedily queed, and eleven of the prison
ers were placed in close confinement The War
den received severe blow, but escaped without
serious injury
THE receipts of the American Tract Society
for eleven months past are $500 less than in
the same months the preceding year, while the
grants through colportage and other channels
have been largely increased.
The fist cargoe of white oak and yellow pine
timber, amounting in value to upwards of $780,
OOO was shipped the other day on board the
American ship w. S. Lindsay, from New York
to venice, for the construction of naval dock
yard for the Austrian government.
A coroner's jury in New York State lately
returned verdict that the deceased person
ducing apoplexy in the minds of the jury"
A western paper speaks of train of cars
three quarters of mile long, as the longes train
onrecord. That's mistake. There's man
i'll Buffalo been on ''train" six months.
MosT of the ship builders of Philadelphia have
been compelled to turn their attention to other
branches of trade, in consequence of the depress-
ed condition of the freighting interests.
CHILDREN should not so near the woods at
present, as the trees are Shooting" In few
days they will pack their ''trunks" and "leaye."
AMONG the spols secured at Canton, was the
original copy of the ratified Gushing treaty be-
tween the United States and China
The moors and uncultiyated lands in France
amount to twenty millions of acres, without
reckoning marshes.
A report from St. Petersburg says that Rus
STA is watching with great interest, the relations
between England and France.
EVERYBODY should have his head, his heart,
and hand educated. Let this truth never be
forgotten.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-20

EDWARD EvEnkTT IN CAARLEsToN-M Eve
rett, as the public are aware, is lecturing in the
South on Washington. At Charleston, S. C,
where he was enthusiastically received, a COM
mitteO was appointed to present an address to
him, and that committee chose as their mouth
piece, Richard Yeadon Mr. Yeadon levelled
the following exordium at Mr. Everett, as soon
as he was within range: MIR. Everett, orator,
patriot, sage, Cicero of Ameria, laudator of
Washington, apostle of charity, high priest of the
Union, and friend of mankind'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-20

HURlucAER NEGRO ISsuRRECrIoN. The story
of terrible, hurricane at BentonyiEle, Arkan-
sas, on the 9th ult, resulting in great des-
tructiOn of property and the loss of many lives,
proves to be an unnitgated hoax.-probably
intended for the LIST of April The story OF
Anegr) insurrection at Fayetteville, Ark, which
recently went the rounds of the papers, is al
so false. The Hurricane story was first pub
lished in the st. Louis Republican, as COM
mnnicated by correspondent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-20

ADJouRNuENT OF CONGRESS- Monday, the 7th
of June, has been fixed upon by both Houses of
Congress to adjourn. This Is an earlier day than
has of late years been adopted, and may be at
tributed, to some extent at least, to the fact,
that instead of receiving, as heretofore, So per
day, they now get $1,000 per session, let the
session be long short
Anew York exchange, speaking of the present
Congress, says, that if the work done amounts
to little or nothing, the amount of work cut out
is tremendous 1t embraces everything under
the sun within the scope of Congress- and COW
ers schedule appropriations, spoiIs and plum
der which, ifcarried out, would probably alb
sOrb sum of money equal to the whole gold
crop of California for fifteen years to come, ut
the rate of fifty millions year.
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.--'--''' / NEW Firm.

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larketstreet ,oPPositeW Washington Hall, Wher.
DR.. Winchs being eOmPsedb by his rapidly inercaIing
business add his facilities doing same takes
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formed business connection with y. y. artiett ~ D.
talprOfesstOn-
Drs b & w prepared perform 0peFaf'onIn
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all the tsStmprOyemens OF the
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ton OF the old teeth and roots, informed
BILE in most ia az, teeth
extracted withOuIpaih.
nyinf0rmation advice 2ppertalnnG their pFOfeI
sion they will be pleased II give gratis.
Please call and examine specimens Of Artificial Teeth.
. ~. Office open At all hours. Srpie