New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27

sui.,d for little farms: cs,n0, b settled oy t2o'e
WHO have bot the eoanm md a. i.oor =. ,.-s,,.
To The fMrsr wbo has no rep. but y depeasen.
biz o~b unai5si l>b,r. ks0-S- Is az al, 'n- 'esr'
Sss;,s,ls eout,,v: 2, cannot ne settled ~ suca
In the Lin b. he pocr man cA0, VIA ~ a.
erect liz c>hn sSs bis rails on the lioe 81 as Fence
With his o~n sanfs iucisse ma ien'i oei' h> uees;
a. .i.h his oas.soTse plow hrrsk bis gsoiad snd
-, II +, cnltiyaiior But Ia hsn-ss there /. 40 ~,
,pa for cul,.ssrou. Ev,ry foot Of timber Il neel.
for fuel Ed f. cir.. Ice TIMBER - coonirn - 'i'
bssss @; the streams. o. the DO toms a. tue
a h;is: beI iimctrec l2ui i less nuSi 10. GU IL y
loo willie nu SO mt 81 - scsrsty Il i %sr ~
ys!rshe for tina, purpose. Farms mast be nave IN
the farie Tie farit.r mus, hsVe te an 20 htli MS
rails anu IN most casss ttty mas, % nfHei 50 Tar
r. t D., der fruciu. ~, costly for ltl- h-ios LEse
fslcs alone, by r,cGeii the Propoi 400 81 ienclnS
,.r r-r@er - ccsf rtascDabir. DNti.lp-s nist %
framed AID bait ei,her Of brick or OF stone bi',
p.It5ys, the greatest o. al ID cIlfiss IL tae Wy
tn poor nan /. ihe frsf cost Of hr-skl"g prt.rle
10 90 ili- requires hands aad al least Sax yok- OF
o1sp II bi,i Il 7 c.s AZ least three collars per
are: but II cannot be hiloi in klas.s for ear
4 er- every nan will hs,e BIS Vsn lssd % break;
each seilsr -susi, hosce have BIS vn team his o"n
rio.r.n. lu go instance hes praTe l-nt been nrss
t.'i.a ~ r,or men. After ccan'ry i se'-
lid spd every fsciY is afforded, i, Il jl't possible
fur ODE l.. 70 AID there io msse Alarm IA re p aiEs
J. -issouri. succ instances even Yet are rare. IN
r.ril~ rn,- vi ali IT, ia 'i'is- rs rich prairies
lay virtually q waste Untl railroads acre mtie
iirout ti-m
s.ch az. sine # ia ilcul;ies which have driven
tio-. .eit ont D, tbs Emsrsut AZ societies back
20 tie ans Of TIE Fast ~hich have compelled 50
n.siy ii trcse sbo e.l grg'-d from the Ho1 Save
t.1alg Stas.s t. Tefuin. OF thn'a rom the non'
.,syelolcnc >t.'es WHO remain the u1i'autiai man
If n.an- ard irt-iis nee. .rge proportion 20 s)Oa
a. ibet are eush.c 70 Sasrry ~ II Saalls exists
a.. eed from IN. If pfeudces sui from sheer nece-
SIS, h.Coir. ssy ECicCs, ir Id other abpr can ~
lad. " bile then PIE re i 50 Gns .ted 20 the p'or
nan a. ihs 0'h,r bttd "a the m,n wh' can con-
and labor sh) na7 one " more slaves, Il pre-
stbt. son, al - gr- - Inducements.
= or .ay 70 b tric ceu~C43 some actual ciplth.
The l,use n,ust Ia butt by a varkmao-tuust 90
laid for q u D. no. 10 be opposed shst me cost -
Wv heavy. A. first me fettlers must be cOatsnt
with SD. 81 hous. "a Ou'y tbe n'cf sd"y room'
franco house viii herce cost bur little. Inc M
limited .uppi, f the h-st buidir, stone, tue blue
aid ray lIi store nil render stone houses IS chehp
a, fsn,G. Tie lime cen be burned 90 thc grouod.
As have sa.O. o. 2 eatcst diru' - II ~ 'h- con-
maid # tie T, quisfr iabOr-hs banis aud team ne
ctsssry 10 bIesk a-d lolose the lint. 10 Que Tho
h tis J.; lie ar sssi,r cheaper 20 make farm
one hundred acres more in tn prarie than IN inc
tin her. Hceed. in Missouri il IS dsemed better aad
b,sler IN the - 20 make fArn OF 300 sores IN tue
pr4irie hGal iAe rails ten miles tb,n to clear
lin berel er1.
The p'ow used vii iuru over from 20 Ia % inches
ara OF = team will break from two 10 tSO AID AT
a.g.srerdhv The cattle require 10 other feed but
Will keep rat on the grGss while at work. Tho proper
s.asun bre,king pr-ne i from tn frst u May 10
tie dcle al July, up 20 which tine 'rd can OS
tait.d The corn is cropped III the iurrOY, Oy boy
who Cau SIT ibe pl0S aud u covered by the pio"
Il y III usually mature ard make good corn Dl intet
az eaGly as tie l-' OF Juue That planted later will
udke ODD stock ited. $50
Pra,ie DAy bee brostn late As the middle OF
August and Will II sOwD yield wheat crop equal 10
az, tbs, en- b, sf,rs ud grosn on tie ground
10 one who hss stock to feed the crop oi corn on
the s"d is always worth the cost OF breaAths' a'i
Will in .ood seGson, pay for breaking AMI encios-
ing. -. - ill.,;
There are no stumps but the soc u rYteJ, and your
field clear OF weeds ana grass Is light and melsoS az
81 ash bsIk. In tho pIaIe, too mana can caill-
ya;e ore third more tlan IN the timber
prairie tar,n vii pay for itscif three times over,
before a fam can be cleared IN the timber.
find very common error prevail NJ, az 10 praire,
among the cizens O. the Atlantic Ststesit is, that
Irairi- is slw.Ss fiat On tbs contrary, until couu-
Try settled much the larger portion OF The Praie
l. Lilh and To'rg. The prauies are caused o. hre,
ard he Low wet lands DO, burning so readily, are
more often covered ith timber - as tho fires
are kept down tins pferi.s will pa, up tlmoer-in
May places the hazel viii sprDg ~ in one year,
til her folow- Immediately, and IN few years the
timber Will grow faster than II can 5s used.
such ore # The Inducements 10 those who cin
conms,d iabort 70 those -ho have. -ay one or more
slaV,s, iO setile ~ Kansas
oUe III ieIe 20 say that 10th in Missouri and an-
tss tie winters are always DRY, and with but LILLE
snow, enc hence hands are sOle 10 work daring the
Cnt1e winter. Co.'s dmp;,on, too, is almost uahe isd
OF among us.
, Is dare later profitable IN Kan,a,l
A. yet no opportunity to obtain it, value has been
GWEN can hence oG,y refer you 10 its value in Mi.
rour enc say thai, Jing in the saue latitude, imme
dia'.y west and alongside of Missouri the soil and
climate OF K8usas cannot DIFF materially from those
! of Missour- ] am inclined 10 believe that Kansas wal
LrCye healthier than Missouri there being les
/ low m8rshy land n Kansas. There can thus be- 40
reason Wh, slave labor boud not be profitable ia
ksnsas as il Missouri
Anticipating hat such inquiries might be made da-
ring my Whit 10 Virginia befofe leaving home pro-
cured from intelligent farmers ia Platte county bor-
deling on Kansas q statement showing the amount Of
No wnch one hand can cultivate, With the yield per
acre ard the srket price of tbs products at nome.
have no hesitation IN at,esing its corectness.
amount u land 10 hand aAa ytatd per Geyes
Hemp = 10 ~ Pouha''
Wfesi-lo to ID ~ % - pl,ee.
Oais-i' 10 - ~ 10 o BUSHELS
Hemp tus a. $50 per
coIn-if bb. a. ger bbi.:..........:...;.'... 10
Gale seEes-i5o bushels ct 90 esni' per oashei.. IS
rot.lle".yi-d .,lo~s..
a.,u-Se barrels e r per barel 800
Csts-5 acres 25s buihes 81 ~ cents per bashe!' 100
Grs,'e'; yield st hshes: prce..............".si5o
Tt. Will eoubtess, seem an eItray 3gant estimate
YET the quotations Of the markets will snow that the
maximum prices less than the present market
pic.s Hemp has sold during the past season for
$50 per ton Wheet is worth 81 % per bu-hel. aud
corn 80 per barrel Ire yield, too is often greater
iLan The highest But il is lot less true that the
greatest yield AID highest price are not often to-
.eiher sly object is rather 10 shOs the least yield
and TIE lowest price. Negroes-f-ld bands-have
bird for some yesrs in Western Missouri a, prices
Which could BOT be paid if their labor were les7 vsiu
able than above stated. Men at from $50 to s2jO