New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-26
LONG CREDITS
And NJ
LOW Rates OF EST.

| And
LOW RATES OF INTEREST.
These Lsnd san,ee BY the 70 sd ~ u,
meet fertile Pr.e in the state snd
here with uasnhcent groves Of OAK aud other timber The
sosk - from Gaens and Duneth, the north
of the State; AID as all the lands ie within h
afforded by it for tau'potf the products OF the lands to
Of hG,s p s G@ Of as"b ssG
villages along the line and tie greet increase In population by
immigration &C. afford substantial aud growing hume demand
Tc d. mold from to FIVE feet 10 Segth
or the cultivation Of Wheat I,asn Corn, &c.
Economy II euy.ns and sIs.' are Ie tho
CURED bs down sumps srubbed or stone on as
sepesy the case m cCvsng ew land in he OLDER srses
usraly repays the cost Of blowing and ferc:g
,ys. era MI man With blow and two vote Of oxen viii
AID half 10 per day Contracts can be
% ma e B sou' the .aa a
fenced the fst aid under high state u cultivation the
Corn Grain, Cattle, etc. will be forwarded =. rssonable
Chicago fol- the Eastern market .nd to C:I6 for tn,
the high priced lanes in the Eas err and Middle States known
be much that sufficient to pay the difference Of trans
tumou. Coal mined several point, along the Road
ers points along the Road 80 to 81 per tun Wood can
be had at the same rates per cord ,,,
Tbose who think Of settling in Iowa Minnesota should bear
IN mind that land there any value along the wstsrc0urse
many miles inland have been dsoo:ed of THAI for those
ing produce market railroads not having been
a, the produce Of or . Spa n.
expense culvsDg them and hchee Gvernmen lands thus
snd s s eH the ees
The came remarks bold good In relation 10 the nas ID Nh
the watercouIes the distance TO market ia sIeste n
every hundred miles the produce of these lands IS earned
the ex pebses which must bs borne by
the settlers in the reduced prces Of ae podusm saa 70 na
on their Investments annually aid every yer reduced m
those Eastern
and Gidde States much than sufficient to pay the d
s His al fns he'd by hs Road which
necs the opesocs Of which are not interrupted BY the low
water Of Summer or the frost of Winter
PRICE AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The price will vary from - to s25 according to location
Tess puatiDg the purchase money to be paid In five snnI.
iDssmens,he fret to become due in two years from the
will due at the end OF the sixth year from toe
date OF the contract
WILL BE CHARGED AT ONLY THREE PER CENT PER
security the performance Of the contract the first two
stood that least on,enth Of the land shall yearly
per snnI may be negotiated BY special application Twesty
cent from the credit price will be deducted .I cash The
Reed france Farm Buildings, which be up in few
' b Ss.9sS 5; ss "c on. living aud
three bedrooms and complete up on ground chosen
Sscn Larger budnss may be contrssed for proportion
ate The Company will forward oil the materials Tor such
Special with dealer. can be male supply
those the Coppany lands with fencing materials,
agricultural tools and outfit of provisions in quantity at
the lowest VIII bessie prices
The ,S n s. I saS with sr p nSa
dollars cash and ordinary INDUSTRY to make nse indie
tie rapid settlement of the couLtry will probably
have their value four five fold When required
person will accompany applicants to give in.
forpaticn and aid in selecting lands -
Circulars containing numerous instances OF successful farm
pr signed by respectable and farmers living in the
Of the Railroad lands throughout the Stseaso
the cost fencing price fcste expense Of have thrash
rg etc. by ety Their nformation-wl be cheer
fully given. application, either personally OF BY Ietter 10
Epslish French or German, addressed to JOHN WILSON,
Land Commissioner of the Illinois Central Railroad Co.,
50 Michigan. Chicago illinois,