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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-05
E-sEx 2 M ARE,
Il 4 Il u w A u e,

"a 4 X u w A EI e.
Comprising everything usually kept in line Also,
large assortment of
Cook Is;d s'arlOr stoves.
of every variety and of the latest improved patterns all
of which now prepared to offer at
GREATLY REUUCED PRICES,
We call the attention of farmers wanting Stoves to
the fact that selling Stoves
TEN DOLLAR LESS
than they purchase OF the pears. That is quite
item these dubious times Please remember this, and
bring your bank bills in before the Banks fail and leave
them your hands.
We return thanks friends and customers for
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon and
invite all to call us before purchasing, feeling
will be satisfied with prices and TIE qua
iity of Goods. Save your money and drop in on
Main street, opposite the Bank. KING HARD
Oct. Il. 1851.
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DAYTON
Wooden ManufactOry! !!

| ~,.,,, It,
/ -, .is II 81, Ut; 49,. -, -. 'I,t "ttt
= - r IL !, :, ~, - $50, :, ~ w r
.. 80 ~ ., '', ~ ''''''i'fs tH.
4 ca. ,r,pa. IN. i.,,.,,l 1,,.
] a, =. -. - ~. -, =
va f''e an" w n'f" I. give
"a, -. "a 40 , "'en "t - l'' " y'l'
/ or,ir, n, c",,o, ,nd s.,i 4, Co. ~ - ~ 80
u,r.n,.l in ,bis ,.,.c, a,, - s,r ,,r.tii,r ~
:, n, -, -. -, .,stl..' -. IL - t.," ".
80. -, ~ e ~ - ., a. '.e '"i-
ip"ls h,ls ~ "so,s, VIZ iehNS ,t.snnefes S'ihet'
'e"s' Ii''iis 90 uhereilt hnhs' ,ihNes. anu StosN-
a WI ~ Ih'" W ,,eAhI
wa "e "r', iu ,, ~, ,I"'es ahn
hihn, VI harh' common MlNrn' mug" tue "tAcd Nrh,
o!oadeu' &C; ANA We VIZ m"hnac,urs' ior merchants
an" timers ""i III ,.,S VI que Iouh"- ana up
wards unto st"chlhs haIl' OF any o we hno'e KINDS
goods, on ibefa1 terms 'oT cash VT WOOL ALSO.
Cafdjn. and Spinning
,r,,, -. T. -. -, o., III. 80, ,,,..., . a, =,
WI, oe ",me r - 0'' w '' """ "P"'" " 10 IL
! -' I,..,o.,, x,c.d;.,,, s.s< gp.,ss.
| Su>'VW t"'""s 'Hto iAWis
VIII be done NJ SIX ceItS per pound Their machines
viii DE ctoii.u iht" WIN We "e-t ~ Yards, amt with
ne'c experienced tdEdr, 'hey eAec. To have good wof
done ""oi Nln pe 'aNen IRON, ue pepo ~ OTTAWA, and
rolls returned wIn reasoaDie length OF time for 10
ing the work. which may be sent lin strong sheets) fEi
almost any part of the State at triing expense.
Wool intended for exchange for any Of the above kinds
Of Goods, accompanied by the proper ORDER be
with promptness, according to order.
and FIGURING Mn in operation, aud rrr.on. wishing CO.
have their grinding done short notice. we have
plenty OF water al all times. lmyi'I j. 4 ID. GREEN.
Howard AssOr10tD0, PhisNda.
Benero,e't IHsfHqnon, e"tdHiNea ny sIo'ia enJ0e.
ment tr ne T'f'er","r SOC "n4 "-f'e'"ed arf'cteo
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OTTAWA SpuI,,py

'fil. school, now in successful operation Ia ts various
L departments well deserves the AMI patron
age OF parents, who have Children educate: Tor IL 4.
nugue.tionai'y true that no better Opportunity
greater facilities consistently be extended them
The course ~ study IN this Institution /. uucrclu-
scrDed; Of thorough, theoretical ana practical ma
ture. The discipline mild yet frn; uDde,iating ant
strictly moral TIE school opens with the reading
chapter from the Bible, and closes with singing Stu
dents are Privileged to attend these exercises aud
Compelled No particular rs gioa- denomination ~ IL.
yoreI-ail are Acknowledged sith due reverence.
The building ely new, and iudiciousy adapted
I far school DDrrJse>.
For Board, including tuition in the common. Fn-ri.h
branches. washing aud light, 4. here
tofore $50. !. reduced sii s. ~ pes week
Tuition for day scholars, session OF - weeks In
the common English branches, ...... 80. sil
Higher Ensl.sh Branches, per scssion,...... ... 10
Ancient Languages, ..... .......-..
Modern 4" ....... .-..... 10
Music upon the Piano ............... 90
Uss ~ Ins,-uu,.,,t. ...............
Drawing aud Crgyonng. each" .......- ~
Painting in Water and oil Coors, each, per session. 10
Students may be admitted any time during tho
sion. ana rzeable only from date Of entrance
fo further PARTICULAR, please address by mail or az
he Summary. fsep2dl L.. UMLaCf FriHcipdi.
AUCTION!
EAPT A. p REED has removed his Auction Store %
y No. /, Cavarlss Block opposite the Post Oice, o.
taws where he will be happy To all his old friends
Auction aud Commission business attended ia ne usu-
al All goods entrusted his will be disposed Of to
! the best advantage.
Horse, bought and sold NJ market rates
attended all times oci9-ts
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Notice
rs hereby given, to all persons who know themselves
i indebted to the undersigned, that having sold my
goods TO WILLIAM c. RICHARDSON for the purpose
of closing up business and to collect outstanding
debts therefore, in order to meet my liabilities It is me-
cessary that have prompt and immediate payment +,
and thereby the trouble of enforcing the
ang15 T. 6- MILLER
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Late /. c. BALDWIN & Co,

MIL and postage stamps enclosed to any autho-
rzed Agent, viii insure bottle Of the Pills by
mail
Fer sale by T. Y GnIGGs Ottawa and Druggist in
very town an the United States Dovi5-Iy
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CARKE'S FEMALE PILLS.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,

Prepared from a Prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, ".
D. Paysicitn ErtTaordinaSy 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unaing in Ill OF all
these painful and dangerous disorders 6 The f--
male constitution is subject II moderates -,res nd
removes all distractions, and speedy may b. lii
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Stoves ! Stoves ! Stoves
iss;grce', Notice.
Stock Of Goods for Sale!

'VNit entire stock OF Goods lately owned by Auis,
L f0-TsR. consisting Of
Dry G"Dfs. "rDr~ri.s b. f. mil Sto.s T7Yti.ay
CCocESSy. W,l1gdrr. DrH1s UHd .VeIiciae,
ami DrHD0tsts FURNITURE.
]. now offered ipr sal- such terms a. viii make II an
object for any wishing commence or already
Aoshed IL business to buy it, il must be sold .. oucs
to close the business
For terms cal! upon the subscribe.
GEO. WiIIppLE, 5ssiyas>
y al persons Indebted by note book accouu' .
are expected TO call and settle immediately AMI .qvs
$50.
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ktvaseFav first Prem ium Is DOllar
SEWING MACHINE.

HEREBY take this method TO inform the public
rally, and the Ladies In particular that have pur-
chased the right Of a Sale County Of the above useful
and popular Sewing Machine, decidedly the best in the
world aud expect TO keep supply for sale over the
Fruit Store. Main Erect, Ottzwa. All invited
Call and examine for themselves. ar-- e &.
nov2s-Sv y. c. WHITMAN.
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Conclusion Of the Matter (:

Conc huston OF the NslttcF
"AVING decided to out of business on the first OF
II January next. and to close up my books and ac-
early may be able, propose from the first
Of September sell only for cash and barter, and here
by invite all who Indebted by note or book
count call make settlement and payment early as
possible.
To all my friends and customers have 70 .aythat my
will be sold the lowest possible rate 10
uit cost good will be kept up by the ad
dition New Goods from the East equal to any OF my
neighbors, and fully up to the season. -
aug22 j. e. NATTINGEK.
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magazines and ESarindicai..
! ARPER, Putnam, Ladies' Book, Lesie's Gazette,
knickerbocker, Blackwood, Chicago Magazine.
and Others Furnished ,a0atily
The New York Ledger,
Ledger Of Romance
Flag Of our Uniou
EallOG's Pictorial,
Harpers Weekly and others furnished peeyIu
Chicago and New York Dailies.
Apls RATIIBI-N OPTION
FIfHE only Book Store in exclusively for Books
Il Stationery, and Paper Hanging. is
apis RATIHI-S& oRTOS.S
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EANEt OF OTTAWA.

TRUE WATERMAN.
OpS7, tram O'clOsE 4. " a. ~ O'rlocE i. "
EXCHANGE on Chicago and Eastern Cities bought
ard sold
Interest allowed on time d-po>i;es.
Gold and Silver bought and sold.
Collections made IL al. parts % the state, and promptly
RENTED the day OF payment at current Of
change tmaT2l l. !. WATERMAN, CEsiisr.
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Guefinl Notices.

II all our readers Who troubled with Liver Com
plant Jaundice, Dyspepsia, will read the sdvertse
Dent in another column 81 Dr.. Sanfords
and then do we have done-get bottle We shouid
many sickly halfdead Departing people as
case almost every corner for there ne
yer . remedy Of which so much Is said, and that
performs nearly what its proprietors it will do.
Il comes to us highly recommended that could not
fail try it, and trial has convinced us, without
doubt, that is the best family medicine in We
take Headache, Sour Stomach Biousness any
Of the little bodily ills that common and pro-
duee pleasant state Of feeling to the sick and what is
better aer using few times. these little ills grow less
and less and there is prospect Of being entirely free
from them by continuance in the the Invgora-
ter Now We wish to impress readers with this, thai
the Invgorator is medicine particularly adapted
family and where there children subject little
diseases all children are, is invaluable and
physicians bills, and untold OF anguish both
to mothers and their little ones.
SANFORD Co, ss5 Broadway, New YORK.
O. j. wooD Co., Wholesale Agents for the Western
States Sold in Ottawa by all Druggists. nov14-sm
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Post Office Removed.

The post office has been removed from it.
late location in Hossack's Row on Main St
to the new three story brick block on the
corner of Madison and Columbus SITS. EN-.
trance on Columbus street. The Free Ira
der printing Office will also be moved in a
few weeks to the same building.
We are not in the habit of obtruding our
private affairs upon the public. Our read
ers will bear witness that although we have
the best Power Press" for job work in
Ottawa, we have not bored them to death
by continual self laudation in view of so
trivial fact, nor have we made a flourish
over every new ream of paper or fount OF
type We have purchased. But we may be
pardoned, perhaps, in saying that 1--WE
phanzy" the people of Ottawa have about
as handsome post office, as airy other city
in Illinois, for which they are of course i'm
mensely indebted to the magnanimous en-
terprise. public spirit, &c, &C., &c, Of the
publisher Of the Free Trader! We may
also be excused for making the boast that
we shall soon be able TO receive our friends
in the finest and best arranged printing
rooms in Ottawa, in the handsomest build
in in the ciiy-ali erected by the " enter
prise, public spirit. &c, &c. g., aforesaid!
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BROKEN & DISCRE TIED BANKS 4
RECEIVED
The PEOPLES Cheap store.
AT PAR FOR DRY GOODS!
AU Illinois and Wisconsin. .Steck Banks,
Bonk Of Florence, Ne5rnsAa; also,
good share Of the Nen York
and NJ England Currency.
IDERsONS having any of the above kinds Of money
hand can dispose Of il to great advantage at
store, for q short time.
We have also reduced the price Of goods to meet
the present hard times, and also to enable to stand
from under the present universal crosh.
We invite all TO give us call.
ocoA DOUGLASS CLARK.
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To Married Ladies
Urcxt BTIt1Iu, 70 prtVcht cuuHteTIcI
Caution.

II is peculiarly suited 1t will time, bring
the monthly period with regularity
Each Bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
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These Pills should not be taken by females
Pregssnt- during the frst three months they
to bring naiscarid1s but at every other time and in
every other case, they perfectly safe.
Sole Agents for the Uaitcd States and Canada,
unsrs
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All Goods Warranted.
W. have = -pirudt stock Of Ladie. and Gents dne
OF our own Manufacture.
One % the firm b-i1s constantly engaged East In buy
ing Goods for a lar-. Wholesale ii11>e. sind
fine ourselves entirely the shoe Trade and the 'sh
Sg.,.,u feel confident satisfy al ~ho will Ia
yar W. their patronage. W and ,c.H sell
cheaper man n. elt-dptsf and a better quality Of
Coos than DE found Any other establishment in
the City.
Manufacturing and Repairing.
Gents Kip and Calf Boots made order, under direc
tion of MIR. 4. GEo~.
Repairing done promptly.
Merchants and Dealers supplied al the lowest prices
e. c. CHILD. Rps'on,
CHILD
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NEW WILL.

NEW MILL.
TuyIIE Exchange Min OF Haskell Sample Is now ready
II to do CUSTOM WORK with despatch and satsfac.
ton Superior Flour for sale at Ill times. \ ID
myl6 HASKELL SAMPLE
r AIDES GLOVES AND GACNTLETS, all kinds. tu.H
IL rsesivsd ct PRiS0OrT'S Emporium Of HsshAun
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yHy4OsE indebted to for Millinery previous to Il
rst Of Sept, 1851. will please call and settle u
same without delay. (novl+4wl SARAH GREGG.
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New ArraMgememi

New ArrNMEemeNl
E3HE copartnership heretofore existing between r. o.
i Black and G.. II. Coles of the Arm of Black Coles
in the Furniture business in this city, this day lis.
solved by mutual consent. Those who indeb.
them will please call and settle, their books must he
closed II. o. Black will continue the bushes the Old
stand and authorized to settle all old
firm. (oc1l BLACK COLES.
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Special EOtice,
Take Notice.

rHyHOSE ind GIFTED to me will please call and pay up
Il without further notice, and save costs.
noyl4 GEO. BRISTOL
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HTAs removed to the rooms over Mr.. Leahy's Boo
Ill Store opposite Cock 4 Glovers Law Office. Madi.
Street. seP5
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07
CHARTER
y. f...g L.. IL. g -Or THE-t-
LOUISIANA TEHU UANTEPEC COMPANY.

We the undersigned having agreed to unitefor the consuc
Of railroad and other communication the Ismus
under the several grants heretofore given for
that purpose by the Mexican Government called the GAray and
Soo grants which transferred hereinafter
yded have determined for that TO
Of the Legislature OF the State Of Louisiana Of the
1h Of March 1856 entitled AN act for the Organization Of
corporations for works public improvement and uity and
do subscribe and upon the following charter
to-wit: .ygN. 5e4s-raT.s-' I'll Il
fH.. - .g fg. . 81 ARTICLE L. s1
corporation shall be called the Louisiana Tehuanepec
Company and by that shall have and authority
FIRST have and to enjoy succession by their corporate name
be sued in their corporate nane third make and
porae seal fourth hold receive purchase and convey
der their corporate property both and personal hh
and appoint such directors and
their and convenience requires sixth to make asd
establish such for the and reguia
on Of the affairs Of the corporation as may oe necessary and
proper. 5g4 49, .t +. II = fsa 0
~ IL, ~ q ARTICLE IL. = fsse
The said corporation established for the purpose Of
Coatcoacos river point the Bay Of Ventosa in the
Pacific Ocean and Of constructing also railroad from said
Coaxacoaco to the Bay Of ventoa according the
dions said grants Garay and Sloo grants and
river according conditions Of said grants
agree admit associates under this charter such
and their assgns shall subscribe and fol
stock upon the and conditions hereinafter provided
ARTICLE Ill g.
The capital stock Of said Company shall be ten millions
dollars hundred dollars each which
shall be appropriated ms follows, vis
SOO shares eight millions Of dollars shall be subscribed
and paid for rs hereinafter provided
paid stock and delivered 70 the trustees who now holt
the title Gaay and soo grants, under the deet
Of trust executed by p A. Hargons, FOR himself and a
Of the sIoo grant under the decree of the Mexican
Government.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07
J. WRIGHT & co.
81 ANDI51 CFIARTREs sTREET.- RHEU.
81 MATIsM CAN BE CURED I !! We now @ have IL, r.,

OF AND1s1 CHAKTMIsss sTREET.--;KHEy.
SkSSsTis 81 sIs
sp%sfS % X. =
asaa'
& n a
thirty rhGss .s
under ths q ,hs
s%essad Sb ITES assy 3 s,
certify to complete snd cure by the use Of
portion 4 q. ssa@asss /. sss. IA.
mind The have
Of and ef
sna s
shss Ss
a4 haT % sGss S the s y
and what those who long afflicted have
Nh N Pascha o.. the editors Of the st. Louis ONO,
publican II. long T g h H T. as be
%
nj
The editors y Glasgow Times American Eagle
ss
springs had q The mos. eminent
q erected
bottle and sent i to S Sensmsn friend Of his
edi,o
of prominent physicians merchants and others
W. white, M. d. eminent Of ST. Louis writes
have the effects Of this IN cases;
hs
would not hesitate prescribe when
coz sphy.esa
Z fs {. 3 ssts
ssa shoash hs had xsiEss 5os oats. g
5 he
x 9h fs
@ a sssnG
hs sEi ei hsss smi
sT s hs s1 1sma D %
with chronic ,aeumci and nsMaya His Join.
pound; and i cured nm. -. 49,. :, -.
%
easd sn, mo-
@ hun
Levi Hills of Ottawa Illinois, writes that he severe
thirty years for could scarce
walk step flesh had shrunk from his limbs the
efforts had been tried 70. but he had los
hope recovery merchant being in ST. Louis heard
bought and took home and prevailed on hin
He cefes that cured him sound and ce the Hes
to his limbs which had become strong
respectfully ask those who afflicted to send to tn
agent vicinity and circular and read the letter
and Of Rev James Mitchell Rev n g. bergman
Rev. j. II. Lynn Rev.J NJ Kelly, Rev. R.. A: Coburn, an
other clergymen while add the Of Hon. j. Smith
late President the Bank State of Missouri George
Atherton officer Bank in St. Louis; Messrs James
Eddy s. Downing, A. Holland G. W. Stone, j. W. Christ,
Joseph Souhack with ther prominent merchants OF st. Lou
as also numbers of other citizens.
epidece and these ,iutnq witnesses whe
remedy first and where many tho
cured during the last The propr
tors have opened Central Office at No. Barrels
House, the city Of New York. where all orde
for this medicine will be promptly attended to.
This vegetable spirian Internal remedy prepared and
for this disease alone. This Il otucurel
Price-S5 per single bottle three bottles for SO
W. V. ALEXANDER Il CO., Proprietors,
No. / Barclay street, New York city.
soldby J. WRIGHT d CO.,
fe4 q and ISL Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07
CHURCHES.
BAPTIST; -


W Q Duncan, campo. Basin. 4,
CATHOLIC:
Annunciation- Corner Vaudeville and Morales. u,
immaculate Conception -BaronDe on Canal. .asy
t'sl-Baronne, @ Common. fls.
St. Louis Cahedral-Jacks kson Square, 5g 2s5S
ST. Anhony-Rampsrt, q Conti. * - tlsa ~
ST. Aiphonse- Andrew, b Live Oak and Laurel.
ST. Augustine Bayou ReSd, G st. Claude
ST. Barthoomewvi Seguin and Barthslcmy. Al
St John Baptist-Dryades b. Clioand Callicps
ST. Joseph-Common, b. Marias and Vlere.
St. Marie-Conde, n Ursnline.
ST. Mary-Josephine b. Live Oak and Lanrel.
St. Patrick-Gamp, b. Julia and Girod
ST. Peter-Marigpy. b. Casacalvo and 6reatmeH. {54-
St. Theresa-Camp, opp. junction with PrytaniR. -2
ST Trinity-St Ferdinand
ST. Vincent de Paul-Greatmen, c. Moategut. gsS8s
Ursulne Conyen-Below the city.
CHRISTIAN: !: Camp, c. Melpomene.
FIRST CONGRECi ATI0NAl: ST. Charles. n. Julia.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL: st. Peters BetheD
Espianade. LEglist Proestsnte g.
Bienyle Christ Church--Canal Dauphine St. PauIs-
Camp e. Gaiennie. ST. Lukes-Hercues, Felicity road.
Trinity-Iackson Plaonemine Annanciaon - Annup-
citation Square. Mount oliyet-Algers
LUTHERAN Euterpe, b. Baechusand Dryades.
Caronde1et, Hevaan Felicity Road
G. Chestnut Moreau Esghien Dryades O. TerpsichoYo
Pety, Marias, b. Riensile Cont. CodSe
JACKSON st. Paul celored) Carrollton, casollton
PRESBYTERIAN: Lafayette Square. Prytania q clio.
Casacalvo Railroad. Canal, C. Franklin Fulton D.
Josephine Pryana, G. Josephine. Thalia, G. Renion.
Boulighy, Camp, CadiE. - Y =
GERM. EvANG. osesant-Phip, .Chiunewe. Pfotss-
tant-Glio, b. Apollo and Nayhdt sss
UNITARIAN: Pryapia c. Caope Clio b Prytal Tia aud
pryanes Terpsch re, n. Nasades ssuerpe, sseehas
and Dryadss.l "a - -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07
TEHUANTEPEC COMPANY.
TEHUANTEpEc coNPANY-

80 NEW ORLEANS, July 80. 1857.
Whereas the report made to this Board by the President
to his late mission to Washington ~ furheance Of the great
That whatever could BE- made with
That 1t impossible TO obtain the mail contract for this
Company; ard,
Sleo without the knowledge OF this Board and.
Whereas in the opinion Of this Board the title to the Soo
being in this Company the organization Of said Com
pan, non that the longer continuance
this Board in existence would deceive the public and
be accomplished by this Company the great dis
credit Of this Board therefore, be II unanimously .
Resolved That this Board be and the Ia hereby dis
solved.
Resolved That the members Of the Board severaliy hereby
resign therefrom.,
Resolved copy Of these resolutions be Published in the
different newspapers Of this city. o. -.
Resolved, That this Board stands adjourned sine die
certify the foregoing to be copy from the Minutes
L. HEYIIGER, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07
THOMAS b. WINSTON, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA

THOMAS Il. WINSTON, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
CITY, TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY.
For the Purchase Or of WAR
RANTs-LoannE Sr Borrowing @ Of Money 81 on Mort
gage and aE s 1 REsi GshsE ss4HTEp ssf1sff pertain
of Investing and around ST. Paul and tn Min
St. head Of Capt.
eonaon Wh population @ Vicinity aboands
win natural beautiful @ fish, Lakes and and
Is the great SUMMER resort Of the
eaf the as
made with avidy far present of lands
The daily arrivals Paul varied from three
six hundred and the country is filling with settlers
ratio nd this
are Wn few Of Il utterly useless S to at
Of Minnesota over many new States bns when
be There
land and Wood about equally divided that really
R s use
Governor in hisa Mesageo the Legislature sit
am aware ususli annual messages of th
T.
shall be the people of Territory blessed with
the country fact BY the
to I 81 sspT r5
our Lopes expectations of the seemingly
wrought up to degree mos.
realized then that the population
upon statistics then in my population during
that period has than doubled We know from
gathered from other reliable Minnesota this day
forty thousand being than one hundred and fourteen
shond ratio Of increase continue
hundred forty should
@ and
Such increase WOULD asosh the whole country much
what warrants in expecting for the u
os
late emigration to new homes in the West When we reflect
the attsntio" Of the whole mind posal
to 5 h
rising generation world of enterprise and tempting
hasy fixing the standard for the future which has go
I h hs ss ss ai
for Of century and the excess
year making and stringent
necessity for herseekns to support comfort and
'The soil yet occupied in Terri;
evsry extensive pineries for supplying lumberthe
in an degree invite and INC,
wonderful progress The five shal5
p"sy If d ON s
out manestng much eagerness to assume the mantle OF
w
enagng and the bone and muscle which to
us Of Fl
There being no Usury Laws in Minnesota money can be
int %o nsf to
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