New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-12
L'ARM LANDS for SALE.-The ILLINOIS
i q N1RAL RAILROAD COMPANY IL nov prepared ~
sell over
TWO MILLION or ACRES
T. X Nj ] - q 7. 4 - ID 4,
Is TEACTs oil foRTN Acsrs AsD UPWARD,
LONG HEDITS


LOW RATES or INTEREST ut, Al
These LAnds graned By lie Ooyefnment u sn ~ VIZ
ruciion 4 this Railroad aud include some OF the
ee with nAsnhcsu groves II oak and other timber. Inc
Road extends from Cago the north cas- TO Caro- a. w.
othc aud all the lands lie ~ hin nj cen
n,es each eide Of this Road ready and cheap me
ta Moreover the rspd srow,h u hou.hins town ana w,
sf, along the line aud the gres increase IN ~
n'srsl"D, Ss' shord substantial and gr'"i's H'"'
Tie soil dark rich mold from to Eve feet in depth
gently roinF, and peculiarly hIed Tor grazing 'a'" NV
or tie cultivation Il Whea;, Iudian Corn, &C. alt
Economy IN cuva'rg and great productfehes's'- az
known characteristic. Of Illinois ans Tree, are not reg tn
TO be down strmps grrbbed, stone pckcd on a. s
r crop Corn planted The newly broken SOD u'a
ally repays the cost Of plowns and fencing . III, v,,v
large profits with plow and Two yoke OF oxen -"
bIst one and haii TO two acres per day o,
81 80 per BY judous msnasernent the Shl 49,;
powed and fenced the first and under ahsh state oil
Com GIsn Cattle &c, win be forwarded ,t reasonable ,s
s"uben The IsIser Weld On the cheap of Illinois
the priced land il The Eastern and Middle ssie-
TO be much than sufficient pay the difference OF trans
porislion the Eastern market. n,
Bluminou Coal !, mined at several points sonl me
points along the Road 50 - per un WOOD can DE-
Those who think OF settling in Iowa or Mime should bear
In mind that lands there OF any value along the
many miles inland have been disposed of ma, or NOSE
ed the interior there convenience TOT
ing the produce market railroads not having been
therc that TO send the produce OF these anis one VI
dd miles by wagon market would cost much more than tne
expense cuvans them and hence Government lands mus
situated at % per acre are not 90 good investments '
lard Of this Company at the prices fixed -, ,,, v.r
The hold good relation to the lands 10 nan
the the distance to market Is far sIeste sn
every hundred miles the produce of these lands Is Gaea
in interrupted communications, increases tue
expenses Of transportation, which must be borne ~ t
e in The prices Of their PrGdIsI ana and 10 Of course
their inv, stnents annually and every year he M
The great fertility Of the lands offered for sale oy ns
end Middle States much than sufficient to pay hs ar
s. u anS By By h sn other. with
nes. the operation, Of Thsh are W mo. interrupted
PRICE AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The price will vary from 80 10 W according 20 gcaon,
s56 puans the purchase money be paid in hve annual
nsanertthe tst TO become due IN two years rom he uac
OF contract, and the others annually thereafter The last pa
et will become due cad Of the sixth year from the date
Of the contract.
INTEREST WILL BE CHARGE At ONLY THREE CENT PER
ASSUM.
security the performance of the contract the first two
years interest paid advance and must be under
stood that onc,enth OF the land purchased shall yearly
be brought cultivation Longer credits at per cent per
e ennu ay e e ed p 3 b cash The
Ready Farm Buildings which can be set up IN lew
days, can be obtained from responsible persons. ,,.,
they viii be y feet by y feet divided into one Sns and
three bedrooms and will cost complete set up on ground chosen
anywhere road $50 in cash. exclusive OF rsnsporta-
Larger buildings be contracted for at ProPoIonae
rates The Company will forward all the materials for such
buildings over their road promptly; ..,.
Special with dealers can be made to supply
those purchasing the Companys lands with fencing materials
agricultural oos and outfit Of provisions IN any quantity a. 'he
lowest wholesale prices.
II believed that the price long credit and low rate Of inter
charged these lands will enable with lew hun
dre dollars cash ordinary industry 70 make himself nde'
pendent before all the purchase money becomes due In the
time the rapid settlement Of the country Will probably
have increased their value four FIVE fold When required an
experienced will accompany applicants to give niona'
tim and aid in selecting lands "
Circulars containing instances of successful farm
signed respectable and wekn farmers living in the
neLborhood of the Railroad lands throughout the Staao
the cost of fencing price OF cattle expense 81 harvesting,
thrasbna etc. BY contractor other inoTnaonwi be
rny given, application either personally By letter,
ia English. French OF German addressed to
JOHN WILSON Land Commissioner Of the Illinois
Central Railroad Co.. No. 81 Mchigan-ay, Chicago, ILL.,