New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-21
rpHoo1As II. WINSTON, ST PAUL NrNNEsorI

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CITY, TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY.
FOR ' RaNEoanug or Borro~as q Money on Mort
gage and nd 9 aa k G!SE R Rsiqffi pertain"
Advantages Of Inrestig in aud aroWd 81 Paul and in Mn
St. Paul the head 81 Gis.s gfi% Sser
ta @ popnaon ven
with curosies beautiful FISH, lakes and streams and
IS the great summer resort Of he East and When
either as source investment fnnre grea
made with great avd ut far beyond tho present rates OF lands
to six hundred persons, country hng with settlers
p a ri 81 II o and GstysF
within few miles Of ST. IauI It is utterly useless to at
Of Sn nneo o1e ,S sT
facts are 1n % Fam and & s ss
the lan Prairie and Wood about equally divided that really
Il n SGn neR Sa me
Governor German his last Message to the Legislature sit
am aware that it is more usual messages
IN more sts @ sb tsD
pyGp Ys I. h; s t5 an" Whs sfs
shall be written 3h the people Of his Territory are sssed with
wonderful capacity the citizens of other parts Of
q R sa my s by hs
the Legislature me great pleasure to record
our Eepe and expectations Of the fnure seemingly
IS I'D not eepne oe S ha the tT h"
realized 1t then stated that the population was about hir
s as ns IN ha may We @
tsSe Rs P@n osf neso
fully five thousand sonan increase in 1855
Of forty being than one hundred and fourteen
The pop ions
and thousand and should such 4 result con;
ing number and hirtyhys thousand souls
It would you myself, therefore ncreduous Of
o m is in sxpsGg o for s H.
the circumstances which are cnmqins each year to stn
that The organization Of and Territories
the the Gs Amss%p s4sh p ot o
Empire to each State and bringing before
sn" stat weah
hast. in fixing the same standard for the future which has
thirteen Colonies States has been in most under
their population within The last ten has been moving
pr and
wealth ouon, If rich so No, vat occunisd IN our rsrrf
toy-e unsurpassed for popeing machinery of
commerce The Mississippi, Minnesota and St Croix
5 "s eteay R'a
paoad f. lis RsS as
public policy Of remaining Territory for few years with,
o%s spd
are enurgng and doveoping muscle which 10
give vigor and when arrive at manhood
KIND OF INVESTMENTS MADE
There being no Usury Laws in Minnesota money can be
loaned any agreed upon; yet from
S Or Gpu5 OF ss ns 6
tanned as security in notes bearing Ave per cent month after
matury-interest payable semiH annually
Can be located on good Twelve fifteen cents per
that will double the amount Annually invested for
rant by an actual settler improved and cultivated and at The
ofiwo the settler 81 25 for the land
deed Of the land according bond given
actual settler
All lands offered public sale and nnsod subec,
here e UpSd a"ds the
Finest quality he offered j. the fall of this year. o56, and
will be the best opportunity to purchase for years to come
Towns located payiEats surrounded with good
for first and second hands and large iu cash
by T an L fourth Sd o I nonh h such
BY s5U0 1850 selling for
all cash. and for business four five and six thousand
dollars per lot of 50 feet by l5I
For selling Land warrants, Two Cents per Acre
For Investing .............. Five Cents per Acre
For Locating Fifteen Gents yer Acre
For buying Lands vicinity Of Towns Two per &C."
For Buying Lots in Towns per CEN
Securities taken except double the cash
loaned.
Titles undopbed and abstracts always taken when pur
All orders be accompanied by remittance
(Which always sell at some proh Exchange, let
ROUTE FROM CAIRO TO ST. PAUL ..-..
From Cairo (mouth of Ohio by Railroad Dubuque
From nnnleiih 10 St Paul One day and 'Ie hal aa
Price of Passage St. Paul sci 81
William H Avery, Esq aessrs. Benoiss Shaw Co.. New
Robert Campbell ESQ.,, Messrs l.. A. Benois, & Co., St
AIge,non Jarvis, ESQ.,, messs W. HoFe Co. New York
HArHs-7s tiercss Sanford Cranes cured for
myls 50 Fchouptonlas street.
MHTsFSY2so bbls and half bbs Monongahela Rye an,