New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-08

THOMAS IL. WINSTON, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
4 Dealer in =

rJNEIONIAS Il. WINSTON, ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA
CITY, TOWN AND I5'S GoUN Try PROPERTY.
For asst 4 Sa,
s15s @SS ~ aEsS ps ana Min.
St ranl is the head NisssspR tito a Gap
e e sk Ys av v'fn syas a
extensive hunting grounds VIII natural roads I.
the 81 ars e s sstes
eiter Of Investment for the future or rs the g5ea
with vidty fur beyond tho present rates Of lands
AM The 'sSn fDPff at ST. varied from three
to hundred persons and the country s filling up with settlers
Pha FAB e. oay "a
sp dsss fST tie t'is
Minnesota North States but when
ae' so %as hre o. Four through
d Fo o s1s
Of man giving but little trouble settling farm =,
Governor omn in his last Message TO the Legislature sit
an usual in annual MESSAGES Of his
peees et ks
s be M in q Ills eors s es Whsn
good hea man and 9raced up
sapa IS S a 1ss s the
experience whole population In my last annual commu
s s t. gro s & Of er ff
and ysTp as nIs the
did not anticipate more than hai That the O nh has
tyhve 9ios one year passed hat based
s 5 soasa We Ius o% o
the past ] sofs Of bas aha sso h a
fully five thousand os-an increase in io55
sha h fao e eonnSe for
Of the 1 aS will be
three population would reneh the s'one
SICK an increase would astonis whole much
and myself and therefore We are inere ed lou Of
re And this result Is not to be fe1seed %ho efa,
n is e eso to sw homes IL The
tie y m Ct s ana nd ad e
test relating thereto serving Of our Western
risihs generation enterprise and tempting oppo
n S Ts s ' nss sad for future we has
vernc past 1t must be borne in mind that the soil Of
cultivation nearly of century and the excess
Ct Their @ Ha 1hh n me s. a III
necessity for seeking ew avenues to support comfort a
Tho vast rich soil not yet occupied in orr Terri
every kums extensive pnres supplying
ne 9 Lake sPs r. ra ysr
eminent degree to inHis population GaPa an
ss' no s"a fas;ss he s
Pfrd p@ey III on s Territory viii
manfen much easerness 10 assume he mantle
sss 9ys,d'E %s yn o @ ' @
enlrging and developing Inc Doe anu music Mae @
give energy vgor and power when we arrive III ahooo
KIND OF INVESTMENTS MADE.
being Isnry laWS IN Minnesota, noley Ghh
per per month the usual rates A. two per cent
sn e eauys a Or douba cash Value
tanned security in notes bearing hve per cent aon ate
maturiy-interest payable seml'anhnalty.
fan he located good lands twelve fifteen cents pr
acre that viii double m'nuay) invested for man
Years; or lands located in the Of the owner OF
end years the settler 81 Is per acre for the land 1
MsaE e pd e. land ]
r. actual settler
nrvntu enry and Immediately public sale is the bet
to enter large bodies Of United States lands OF u
finest duality to t. the fall of this 1850 and
viii be The best opportunity purchase for years 10 come
Towns located navigable streams surrounded with go
lands and III central locations for trade are always sure
by third and fourth purchases realized especially in such TOW
a. Sid HGo "I for S'es5
dollars per lot OF 50 feet BY y1 ~.
For selling Land warrants wo lens per a,
F Far 1nyss'ns " Fifteen cen
For For 5Hy yi mGnfg X Vicinity Of per-
For Buying Lots in Towns per G.
Securities taken double the cash value of ao
oaned, ., -, ,.. ,o,,s ta,,s, WHEN n
Xii orders must be accompanied by remittance, either Of 1t
Warrants (Which always sell at some pfoh Schase OF
m 'efs u '"''iof''I ROUTE FROM CAIRO TO ST. rAuI.
From Cairo tmouth of Ohio by Railroad to Dubuque or
6 Psiass e fS 81 Saio St day and
William H. Avery ESD, Messrs Benoist, Shaw Co,
Robert Campbell, Esq, Messrs L. A. Benos & Co.,
AigsTneo Jarvis ESQ., Messrs' w. Hose 4 Co.. New Yorl
hu, MERCHANDISE TO ARRIVE PER SHIPS II
100 bbls. No. 8 Large New Macserel;