New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-01
EARN LANDS for sALE.-he ILLINOIS
l. cgETaAL RAILROAD COMPANY sssv ps'pss,l :
"" rwo MILLION or ACRES
+ A X MIN @ T. A NDS.
IL TaAcrs os FonrY Acsrs AID ur~isD
On
LONG CREDITS
LONG cRE EDITS
LOW RATHs or TNTEl

rasse Issds ven granted by the GOyenasnt te .i !. A.
sonstrueiiOo Of this Railroad and iacude some Of tAs s
there vi, magnificent groves 0f oak Nd other tnbcs r
Road from Chicago the Dotbess csrs q ss
west extreme Of a. the land e wisbs 81
teen miles each sde Of this Rosd ready aud cheap sa.
are .Hrdei hy Tor transporting the proucs Of N. la. a
.y Of tbose points aud from tsnce to EserB aud sogtsx.
msrke MoeOye tbs rssd growth o' hsunsAng .sz
.o,s along the ns and the great increase popnl.os \,
turuixraon etc. afford sabs,snts and uo~ns home a.
uS . o 9srs reh mold from Ave Zee. in s.,,. L
rny oir and peculiarly lifted Tor grszns css sn1 sseee
or The the cultivation Of Wbesi Indian Cora, e,e-
Fronorv IN eu,iva,ng and great producyenss N.
ehsrscferscs Of Illinois lands. Trees no< n
7ured down .tunps srubeed or stone T'ekst o.
The r crop OF Indian Corn planted the newly bsokes al
usually rerays the cost Of plowins AID ieaslns -,
Wheat the newly turned 500 u snre 20 yed
large prohts with p!ow ard tive yose o. oxes w1
break and half to two acres per day o"nass. CA 10
made breaking ready Tor cozu or "hest o. TON site
S5So tr srs By judeious management the Land nay n
powed and fenced Tho frsr, and under high state S eb
Corn Gran Cattle. etc, will 10 forwarded at rs.~asA..
rates Chicago for the Eastern msset ana 70 Cfo t ~
Southern Th1srseT yield ths cbesp sads Of illinois
the ed lands the Eastern and Middle states tnosn
10 b much more sneien, pay the difference o<
Bumncus coal is mined .evers points .0ns ii. Road
and cheap and desirable fuel IL car be delivered
esl points song the Road si 80 te ~ per tua ODD
b. had a. the same rates rer cord 49,
In mind that lands there OF any value along the wstsfcouss
.nd for many miles inland have been disposed Of thai s
porting the produce market railroads having becs nt
auced there's that 70 send the produce Of these snd one
the expense Of cuyang them and hence Government
thus situated at 81 IS per not good Investments
The remarks hold good Ia relation 70 the lands in kAa
aud Nebraska, for although vacant lands msy bs osi
the the distance 10 MARKETS tar
and every hundred miles the produce Of those lands carried
either in interrupted water communications a
the expenses Of transportation which must be bos
the settlers the reduced price Of their Products aud to
extent precisely the incomes om their farms and o cos
on ther investments annually and every year reduced
The great fertility Of the snos offered tor sale BY hs
Comea and their consequent yield those OF the Esss
ard Middle States much more than sufficient TO the dd
eTenes IN the cost of Of I s;nsc,y yev q The
meets, the operations Of which are not nterupte he os
OF summer or the frost Of Winter
quality etc Deeds may 30 made during he ys
nstniments The first become due in two years frsn q
date Of and the Others annually bereaer rsss
payment viii become due at the end Of the sixth f the
INTEREST WILL BE CHARGED AT ONLY THREE . y cssr.
ASsUS.
As. security to the performance Of the contract the a yy
ysrs' be paid in advance, aud mus; sSa
stood that at tenth Of the land purchased sAA @
be brought under cultivation Longer credits ps sas pr
annsm may be negotiated BY special application iwes p~
panys construction bonds will he received ss cash
Ready Farm Buildings, which can be set op lev
fhey will be l2 feet by 20 feet divided into one hness
three end will eos, complete set ug on s'oaaa
taon Lsger buildings may be contracted TOR 81 prooca
The Company will forward al the materials ss sue
buid ines over their road promptly.
specaI arran geuents With dealers be made 70 sapy
those purchasing the Companys land: WITH fencing msaah
agricultural tools and out6t Of provisions In any qusniy
the lowest wholesale prices
1t believed that the price, long credit and low snsfs
tsres charged for these lands will enable wha fsv
husyed dollars in cash and ordinary industry to make hsf
ndependeut before all the purchase money becomes das In
the time the rapid settlement OF the country w sh
by have their value four five fold When r<vl
an experienced person will accompany applicants . give s
nation and aid Id selecting lands.
Circulars containing numerous instances OF succsssu nm
ing signed by respectable and well known farmers hvs tho
neeborhood ofthe Railroad snds throughout the state s
cost fencing price of cattle expense OF harvesting tsss
etc by contractor any other inormaonwh BE- ehsen11y
given on application either personally or BY letter kneA,
french or GeJman addressed to JOHN WILSON,
Land Commissioner Of the Illinois Central RR Co,
No. 81 Michgan-a -ay, Chicago kiask