New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-24
EARN LANDS for SALE.-The lLLlNOS
Il CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY IL now p'ePa'eo J"
TWO MILLION OF ACRES
I1A RNfING Ian - 3,
Is TRAcrs or FORTY Acars AID UrwAEo
On
LONG CREDITS
LONG GRE ID | T s
LOW RAILS OF INTERRST.


LOW RATES or INTEREST
Those Lands granted BY the Government 70 d " the
eo.ucon o. s kaoad AI sac ntsd Nero Sas
,hc wi rsaesPs srOve. q on sS oSnf 70 'Ge Toe
soth and from thence Gsea and Duplei,h in the north
Of DE Sar AID q; al iLe lands I've within horn
afforded by for transporting ihe products Of the lands to
Acts Moreover raPd growth OF foue hs towns eod VIII
asc ous line sBd the great increase ia population by
migration, ac afford substantial aud growing boue demand
TIe soE is dars rich mold from FIVE feet in depth is
gently rolling and Iegsy ,d f grazing Cattle aud Sheep
Economy cuynng and greet produc,iyeDessa the we'll
Known Of Illinois lands Trees required
eTsy the case c,vsg land The older states The
bs crop of Indian Corn planted on The newly sod
ally repsJs the cost OF plowiSg aud fencing.
large rrof:s with plow and two yoke Of oxen viii
1sde l sn ready for crn pr Whoa. al o can %
81 50 per acre BY udcou MANAGEMENT the land may be
plowed and fenced the hTst and under state Of
Corn GI.a Gs e, T. &: VIII be FORWARDED reasonable
sOnhs Ise ff1 S on the sadAp ;Hd' S no. owe,
to BE- much more than sufficient 10 pay he difference OF trans
porsiion to toe Eastern market.
and chesp and desir.be fuel 1t can be- delivered a. severa
points along the Road al 20 TO 81 per un Wood can be
Those think settling lows Minnesots should bear
in mind that lands there Of value along the
Local led in the Inferior there convenience for transport
ing the 20 market railroads lot having been introduced
dred miles by wagon to market would much moro than the
expense Of vsng them and hence Government lands thus
situated 81 Is per acre are not good investments as the
land OF this Company Of the pnces hxed ,
The remarks hold good in relation 10 the lands In Kan
sas and Nebraska for lands may
the water the distance to market Is far ges;er and
every hundred miles produce carried either
IL oil interrupted water communications the
expenses Of transportation which must be borne by the SET
in the reduced prices of their products, and to that
tent precisely Incomes from their farms and Of
On their vestnents snnusy and every year reduced
Company and their consequent yield those Of the Eastern
snd Middle States much than sufficient to pay the d
scst. Furnished aHG iS. hi. ko.d which
pecs the operations Of which not interrupted b. the low
"''e' u PRICE AND TERMS or PAYMENT.
The mice will vary from IS SIS according 20 location,
quality &C. Contracts DEEDS may be made during the yea
1885 .prlatns he purchase money 70 Dc paa n nYe annual
Of contract and others annually thereafter The ast pay
due the end Of the sixth year from the date
Of the contract.
WILL BE CHARGED AT ONLY THREE PER CENT PER
As security the performance of the contract two
interest must be paid and it must be under
be brought cultivation Longer credits per cent per
annuW may be negotiated by special application Twenty per
pany's construction bonds will received as cash.
ResdyfIame Farm Buildings which be set up in few
days can be obtained from responsible persons.
They will be u feet by - feet divided into living and
anywhere along the road $50 in cash. exclusive of ranspoa
ton Larger buildings may be contracted tor at proporonate
buildings their road promptly.
Special arrangements with dealers be made supply
those purchasing the Company lands with fencing materials
AGRICULTURAL tools and outfit Of provisions any quantity the
lowest wholesale prices
1t is believed that the price long credit and low Of inter
est charged for these lands will enable with few hum
ded dollars in cash aud ordinary industry TO make himself indie
pendent before all the purchase becomes due In tho
time the rapid settlement Of the country will probably
have increased their value -four FIVE fold When required
experienced will accompany applicable to give aOns
ton and aid in selecting lands.
Circulars containing instances OF successful farm
Ing signed by respectable and wknowu farmers living in
heshborhood of Che Railroad lands throughout the ae'o
the cost Of fencing, price Of cattle expense of harvesting.
thrabng etc, by contractor any other inormaonwi be
cheeruy given. application either personally by letter.
in English, French, or German, addressed to
JOHN WILSON, Land Commissioners of the Illinois
Central Railroad Co.. No 81 Michigan.aY. Chicago. n