New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-31
vJ,HE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
Is Now PsTPARED SET ovfE Two H'LLio's OF AcRf'
- NV OF srLECTED
PRAIRIE. FARM AND WOOD EnNDS'

IN ~ T1 ncrs or 40 ACRES AND UPWARD,
to suit purchasers long credits and Al Tow 81 svcopsa the
- ,bi. RoIroad which from the extreme h9f1 10
the extreme south Of the state OF ln2. ~ Of fb state
,J berT and here with magnificent Osk Groves Inc r.
n'ueu ne - Gf0 miles OF this road throws open the
CO. ys,;on They are scattered from one TO hfteeh
miles on each side OF IT, through is entire LEI GU e. ih
ine son S s1d perniay fitted grazing cattle and
sbeep AID the cultivation Of WHEAT Indian corn -. h,L.,
The first crDp of Indian planted on the ne"y oiA
rTe n.u,ly pays the Ilow snd sometimes enc.s
Wheat turned sod T. sure 70 ylcu T 800 aud
one man with pillow and two yoke OF oxen, w
sbslf 10 two acres d6y Contracts can be made o
ready tor corn wheat at = 10 - ~ per scr, ~ 49, and
nnJsf hisb state Of cultivation the second year lib
The larger yield on the cheap lands Of limos sop To- he
much than sufficient to sy the derece -, otb Of
four hing and villages along the line oil 'n '" "OD
Cos and wood delivered along the road al dnefen P
Parties in view lows Kansas Nebnska or Minnesota
m their future home should take into considerable ina te
cotry west of the Mississippi destitute Of railroads. tnat
the coyeniercie OF transporting grain ana Produee lT ,
Eastern market is sufficient Of itself 10 pay the investment
from TO SIS per acre higher than in Government ands u
fp the interior of the country west the Mississippi to the
Eastern market that the farmer will find 1t much more poh
liable 20 locate the line of this railroad
PRICE AND TEET rs o. a SSncSdn, to location
oeity &c Contracts deeds may be made during the year
1855 spuane the pure hase.money to be PAID IN I'VE annual
uents-he first become due in two years nom da'e
contract the Others annually thereafter The last payment viii
become the end Of the sixth year from date OF contract
By the I'D section the Act OF the LEGISLATURE approved
IO February 1851 these lands free from TAXATION untu
thew are raid for deed granted to the pu
chaser. - - 49,,
INTEREST WILL CHARGED At ONLY TWO PER CENT PER
ocr,i,v for the performance of the contract the first
to vears tec must be paid in advance, but must be I'M
dersfood that tenth the land purchased shall yearly De
der cultivation Longer credits at six per cent per
um NAV be negotiated By special application Twenty per
cent from the credit price will be deducted FOR cash ~ whSh
case the Conanys Construction Bonds will b. received as cash
Iii believed that the price long credit and low raes OF IN
teest charged for lands. will enable man with Few
hundred dollars ia cash ordinary industry to make himself
ependeut before all the purchase money becomes due esh
lime the randi settlement OF the country Will proDaDy nave III
leased their value four five fold When required an expe
eced uerson will accompany applicants to give Information
and aid in selecting lands
Large Pas the precise location OF the ands through
ont the state may be at the Office small p4ket fis
containing interesting information, accompanied By numerous
letters om respectable farmers throughout the STATE may m
, tfIic,go CHARLES VI DUPUY, JR.,
s'N''i s,d .g.r. Illinois Central Railroad Company.