New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-22
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Low RATES or INTEREST,":
9ootca Of tN Ralrosd include Of the ehess
nd uos fertile Prsres in che state hsTsper'ea neie &
R".s extend. tom Chicago north to Cairo at es
o 81 t. b. , to sna AID s s e @hD II
t.sp mites or each Of this Road re,1y and cheap means
Az Of t, ports ard from Eastern and southern
Moreover the rapid growth OF towns ane
nn grafton, &C. afford substantial and growing homo demand
fhs so DARK neh mold from to Ave feet In depth Il
esny ous and peculiarly fitted f1 ra.ns Cattle and Sheep
Economy cuitivstns great prcdueayenees ths
well hpown characteristics of Illinois srda Trees not
qu Cd grubbsd, clicked Of
i genessy cultivst land older States
The crop Of Indian Corn planted the newly broksn sod
tbs nswy.tarneo is sure to yield very
Large Pohs na5 with pillow and t~o yoke Of oxsa will
rasoe for sakg ready for Con. Wheat, from 81
Sow.d c fsnsed tie first, and high cutivaoa
rates to Chicago The Cairo for
souheIn The larger yield on the cheap lands Of illinois over
10 be much more than su lent to ay the difference Of trans
po,taton to ID. Esstern market .po.x
and cheap and desirable ue Ii eau be delivered st. several
poioS along the Rosd at 50 to ~ per tun Wood can DO
The. viz hunk settling Minnesota should beu
10 mind that la dc there of vne along tie
miles s disposed of that for those
ioca- re interior there are no for tIanspor.
ns tbs to market rsoaas o' hsvine been introduced
thss that ssnd the produce Of these ands one Or Two h
ere Mes by TO wOu1 cost much than the
Of stins them and he Government lands thu'
sustd at 81 Is not good Investments as the
The good in relation the lands Kan
and Nebraks for bous vacant lands bs found
the water the dance to far greater and
every hundred mixes the produce OF these lands carried es
n ",ep ed wsSs ~ H. h the
In Us reduced prices Of he produe and to that extent pre-
ssy the incomes from their farms and Of ths
Investments, annually ard every year reduced.
The great fertility Of the lands offered for sale by a'
Company and their consequent yield those VI the Eastern
and Middle States much than sufficient the dit
teeies in the cost Of transportation especially in view Ct the
nee The operations of which are net interrupted by the low
"'''' u PRICE PRICE AND TERMS or PAYMENT
r., PTeo WI vary from 81 to + 1ocGdns to ii1 a
s puatng the purchase money be paid in i've annual
i. ents-the first to become due in two from the
payment will become due at the end Of the sixth from the
HT,G.sI WILL 81 CHARGED ONLY THREE CENT
A.assess to the performances Of the contract the ars, two
yeas interest PAID In advance and be under
oei that least tenth of tho land purchased shall yearly
a.nm nay be nesouaed by special application T~enty
Eonpaly c,slpc,or o d. viii be received as cash
Rssd fraa ed tarn Buildings which can % set up IN Few
Fay vi ), l. fsst b, 20 feet divided h7s
three sDd will cost complete set on ground oh
saon buildings be contracted for at Proporoaae
The Company will NrEsrd all the materials for such
buildt Is tseI road promptly.
sIcei with dealers be made to supply
those purchasing the Compas lends with fencing materials
agricultural tools, AID outfit Of provisions In quantity, at
tbs iow est wholesale prices.
1t believed that the price long credit AID low Of later
ct charged these aud will enable with few hun.
ared dollars cash AID ordinary industry to make himself ce
Del all the purchase money becomes due Ia the
time rapid settlement Of the country will probably
have increased their five fold Whsn required
Will accompany applicants TO give inor
ma ton and sid In selecting lads.
Circular containing instances OF successful farm
Ing sned by respectable and well farmers living in the
hood Of the Railroad lands throughout the stsoeso
the Of fencing price Of cattle, expense OF harvesting
sshng etc. by contract-or any other Dc
srfuiy given application either personally CT BY letter
tsr addressed
Lsnj Commi.sIonsr OF the Illinois Central Railroad Co.,
No Chicago, UlinoiA