New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-02

n THOMAS is. WINSTON, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
L CITY, TOWN AND ''S GouN TRY PROPERTY
For the Sale Purchase or
gage and sg s O. R I:hsE Rs51tfi pertain
Advantages Of Isres.iag in and around ST. Paul and in Hin
s. ss head Of oat s
T to IT, s qs and
EXTENSIVE hunting groand With unsurpassed natural roads
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either source Of for the future or as the fret
made with avid beyond tho present rates OF lands
The ally arrivals ST. varied from
six hundred persons and the country filling with settlers
The Fails of anthony Mime hsha and Carvsrs Gave,
a se w's the Particular General avnges
Of Minnesota many North state bnt when
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the land and M9oa oon a o1 50 ss Fs1 s
Of man, giving but little trouble settling farm:
Governor German in his last Message to the Legislature SIT
am aware ,ht more usual in animal messages of this
kind speak of the prosperity of the country and place
conspicuous Light than to record events less agreeable
demand ii shall be viewed in this Communication When it
shall bs W sn the of a as WI
wonderful capacity Of the citizens Of other parts
experience whole population In my last annual comu
the G Ill gay me s 5sd
hopes and expectations of the future seemingly
u
hs as a
he's then in es @ H o
gathered other reliable .at Minnesota Ills
forty being than one AN and
nger the population Of the Territory State viii be
hundred and forty three housand and should such
ing 4 nam 1 seven hhve thousand souls
i ou and
what rast experience us In expecting for The
" homes a in sn ss when WE
attention of the whole American mind, each political
sst ~ d
sa SeS Hf S m m %
hasty fixing the standard for the future which has
the old thirteen Colonies or states has been in most part under
for nearly Of century and the
Westward each making greater and stringent the
necessity for their seeking new avenues support comfort and
The of rich soil yet occupied in Terri
every kindhe extensive pneries for supplying lumbeshe
the %p ss aS ST.
combine in essss to invite Id aPs
most wonderful progress in the next years trust shn
pc sy o hs ms To
out manestng too much easerness to assume the mantle
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are enagng and developing the bone and muscle which ure
give yigor and power when we arrive at manhood
KIND OF INVESTMENTS MADE.
There being no gsuy 1ass N Minnesota money can
loaned any interest agreed upon from five
per per month the usual rates. At two cent
security in notes bearing five per cent month ate
Caa be located good lands for twelve fifteen cents
acre that will double the amount nualy invested for
years. lands be located in the Of the of
the settler 81 he lad
twenty percent. per interest," the of max
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actunl settler.
All lands offered public sale and unsod subject
private entry and after public sae is the bes,
quality to be offered is the fall of this u656 and
Paygss streams surrounded with sGo
for first and second hands and large fortunes III cash
s stn sold HnS1f ad selling
dollars per lot Of 50 feet y IT, sG''' ' nv w
For selling Land warrants Two Cents Aer
For For @sssiRs Cents yer yer Ae e
For buying Lands i vicinity Of Towns .Two per ssI
Securities taken except double the cash value of
Titles undoubted and abstracts always taken when pu
An orders accompanied remnss shs[ Of
ROUTE FROM CAIRO TO ST. PAUL
: From Cairo nlouh of Ohio by Railroad to Dubuque or
FROM DI paaeh 10 St Paul One day and h 81
Price Of Passage Cairo st. Paul
: REFERENCE. .
William Il. Avery, Esq., Messrs. Benoist Shaw Co., Ne
Orleans.
Robert Campbell, Esq, Messrs. L. A. Benoist Co.,
Louis Mo. ,
Agernon Jarvis Esq.,, Messrs W. Hoge Co.. New York.
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NTS-T5 uerces Sanford sugar cured, for
| Ill by JOSEPH Lands l. CO.,
| myt3 ii 80 Tchoupoulas street
, VWHIsKY2o bbls and half bbls MOnongahela, Rye al
| Wv iron bound, for sale by