New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

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THOMAS b. WINSTON, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
L. CITY, TOWN AND 't eouN H.: PROPERTY.
For the Sale rusass nys.'2g Ct LAND WAR
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hunting na I so Sss 0a
its great natural are known in the Southern States
m q ea nd rec s or s s
with great ayt at far beyond the present rates of lands
The i"ify arrivals Pan last varied from three
six @na eouy
Falls Of ST. Anthony Mime ha-a and Carysr's Gave
tempt description Of the PARTICULAR
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he country As + e Ss fsT the express use
German in his last Message to the Legislature sit
s MI aware hat It is more messages this
kind e the the e9pny s to sss
To the peoie Yet Ills not the ght
demand shall be viewed in ths epmmaneaton When
si ooa Ssa Ti' and PfSHf
b eoaar9 ae to as Fact BY
mo In l my last Ses1
the pd gowt Of every part Of Then
% Tnf sSGs p t o very
aid than af that the truth truth has has
Ve Thousands One Year has pissed
nen ptdd has
s Ps os s s i lis
fully seventy thousand sonlsan increase in ls55
osT ea so Ii o CONTINUE for Years
sn s
time FOR three years our popalaoh W?n ach ,s oa
ssh n am scfaass ou hfs re tie
would you and myself and thereo'e we are @ @
ture And yet result Be reeettd without calcutta
late emigration new homes in the West When We reflect
the aenen Of he Whole political
relating thereto serxng as an 81 our m
rising generation world Of enterprise and tempting oppos
e Se sat he sSs t ana for the future Which
the It must be borne in mind That the soil Of
cultivation for nepry Of century and the excess
W ssF saeh geaT making a' more Stringent
necessity their seeking avenues to support comfort and
Ie vast amount rich soil yet occupied in Terri
sysry nd~ls extensive pnsres for supplying umberthe
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combine eminent degree to invite Regulation Ga aRa
most wonderful progress years trust shall
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uanfesng much eageness to assume the mantle Oh
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give energy vgor and when we arrive at manloou
KIND OF INVESTMENTS MADE.
There being no usuty Laws in Minnesota money be
per per month the usual rates Al two per cent
m nne eanTa Sz q Value
security in bearng 1--WE per cent month afte
| na,urty-interes payable semi annually
LANp-iw VARIANTS ....
Can be located good lands Twelve fifteen cents PEI
VII double t gn@ p v s sds for IF wai
rant by settler improved and cultivated and At tn
twenty percent per interest the of warrant ma
ing deed of the land according to previous bond slFen'o III
actual settler.
once offered public sale and unsod subject
private entry Immediately after public sale the
10 enter There large bodies Of UNITED States land OF IN
Viii be- The 5ss opportunity
TOWN PROPERTY. =,
Towns located on navigabe streams, surrounded with
lands central locations for trade are always sure i
S S nn nd foarh REALIZED especially
Paul St. Anthony and Other prominent ahn PLACES os
dollars ia5s per s' lot Of 60 feet " l5g
For selling Land warrants. Two Gents per &C
For For f f,ocenE Fifteen Gents yer Ac
For iH uyin i MGaiy u vicinity Towns
For Buying Lots in Towns iw0 per &c
except double the value of
TtIes are nioubed and always taken when
accompanied by rem emit either Of f. Ii
l. 'e' Va ROUTE FROM CAIRO TO PAUL.
Cairo (nouth Of Ohio by Railroad to Dubuque or
From bnneh to st Paul. One day and h
Price of Passage from Cairo to st. Pau. .S2l
William II. Avery Esq, Messrs. Benoist, Shaw Co..
RoScgt Campbell, Esq, Messrs. L, A. Benois 4 Co.,
Aeernon Jarvis, Esq, Messrs W. Hoge Co.. New York
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