The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1857-08-29

n,,,, .,;o, a. =, least six hundred about one hundred and
twenty-five houses, two saw mills, 4 sa-n factory !" "
erist mil. in process Of erection. NO h"" !" '"e .a
,orv ar an the whole great West ever rose more rapidly
or promises moro brigt'ly for the future. WHAT are the
lots worth that were hou sht Il year ago for six dollars
aach Only mc week ago lire nT item arere s'" /"ra
one thousand dollars rash VIII the lncredaious caica-I
late the rate Of interest pr 'h"iti tha' WIZ ,u'eaHud
eighteen dollars in Que year into one 'ho"saao uo"a's
Will not the same thing take place in l""'sviiie! u
.u.i, results have been attained IN Munger by Il ludf7
eious condemnation of numbers aud wealth, what VIII %
the results ia louisville when that combination ~ oehA
moi TO the erection ri houSes, which Will rise OF theu3
selves with the ntrt sslty for them, but 10 tue bringing
to the heart Of the town that great avenue OF trade
Rnilyo,d. that great Aesidcratum of modern times, will
an, Which commerce. moves not, man travels hot, an
cities grow not The all in all of progress and advance
ment.
That road once built who can doubt that lots in Loais
vile will be worth from five hundred dollars npwards
five thousand. 1t would make Louisville the enAporiud
of the Minnesota River, collecting INTO us loioS az
wealth and commerce % the region around H.
The sale of the Sgock will be pushed with untiri
energy nothing will be leit undone; meetings VIII
held in Nininger, 81. Paul, 81 Anthony, Minneapo
II hastings, Louisville, Shakopee, Glencoe, IT. rete
Saltwater. unti in every part OF the country until
lo,A r all sold. There will be laid out different pan
l, lines Of Road, and the Road will be built along t
line from which there eau he obtained the most subsc1
tio,s: different towns Interested IN the success OF
road. viii under legislative authority subscribe for Sto
As We have said, nothing will be left undonc; The
credulous, if such there b., may thereiore MAKE up
minds that the road will be bnllt without them u NAY
be ranked aiming sh ~srtdipiles go
Let - -uppass tL.e ~: is dcsirols Of taking Stock
IN the Company, aud lots in the town. If able to at
tend any Of the public meetings he has only to put ten
dollars IN his pocket fr eacl, lot lac Intends to take. fun
able to ttend . meeting, ani residing III or near st. Iaul
or Nininger, let him call at the offices of the Company,
ST. Anthony street, near Market street, st. Paul, or.
Eiftl, street near Clarke avenue, Nininger, with a cor.
! responding amour. Of money. He will receive a receipt
for Mis- money, select his lots and subscribe for his Stock,
the first instalment on which is to be paid one month
from that date, and theresiter monthly. If be resides
at a distance ie, him enclose bis money in letter bearing
his name. address, and Post OH: e, aud send it by hand
or mail, directed to David &. barnitz, Esq, at the above
locality. St. Paul, or George II. Burns, Esq, at the
above named locality in Nininger. He will receive in
returi a receipt, and The necessary papers and instruc-
tons He will also be informed Of the number of his
subscription, and consequently of the order Of his choice,
and will be furnished witt, a map of the town by which
to choose. So soon a. u necessary surveying and re-
corling, now going on, 3 finished, he will receive the
title papers for his lot or lots, the forthcoming OF the
papers being guaranteed in the meantime by the under
signed
We will saw A. b. buys ten lots for ten dollars each,
making in all one hundred dollars. He subscribes at the
same time for ten shares Of Sock, on which he pays fifty
dollars per month, for twenty months, at the end OF which
time he has paid up the full value of his Stock, viz,
ST. 900. In the meantime, month after month, the Rail.
road has gone on, excavations have been dug, rails have
been laid, dcpots have been built, and the locomotive Is
seen putting and blowing in the crowded streets OF Louis
Vile. What are A B. lots worth !! At a reasonable
calculation $1,000 each. If lots in Hastings, ~Shakopee,
and var;ous other towns are now worth that sum will not
aIe lots in Il Railroad terminus be equally valuable
How ikea do x: BIS accounts stand.
Paid for lots in the town Of Louisville, lOO
" " Stock in the Railroad Company, l,OOO
~ 81, 100
CREDIT. 4
Par value of ten shares of capital stock in the Nininger
Hssterp Railroad Company, 1000
ia the town Of Louisville, 10000
$1,000
pit,o $500 dollars. 4