New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-13
Real Gstate for Sale.


Low RATES OF INTEREST.
These Lands granted BY the Government 70 aid the
and most fertile Prsires State iner,persed here aud
Road extends from Chicago the northeast Cairo the
south and m thence to GSs. and p ,d the HSh
miles side Of this Road, ready and cheap
ies Mofeover the rapid growth Of aourshins towns and VII
as the sad e. aS Dy
The sol dark rich mold from five feet in depth h
gently rolling peculiarly grazing Cattle Sheep
OF III. cultivation OF Wheat, Indian Corn, &c.
known Characteristics Of Illinois required
to be cut down stump gubbed or stone picked 3D. as gen
fret crop Indian Conn., planted the newly broken sod
ally ss ca Ss .ca sur. to yield YER,
large profits with plow and two yoke OF oxen Will
made Ssds for slns ready for Corn
H. state
Corn Grain Cattle &C. will be forwarded reasonable
Chicago for the Esern marie, and 10 Cairo for the
s S .g IN d 4 s snS s 81 Illinois
to be much more than sufficient pay the difference Of trans
porfaiion to the Eastern market.
Btuminous Coal s mined at several points along the Road
and cheap and desirable fuel be delivered several
points along the Road 50 ~ per tan. Wood be
Those who think Of settling Minnesota should bear
and for many miles nsnd have been disposed off Tor
located in the interior there are no convenience for transport
ing the produce market railroads having been
there that send the produce Of these lands huu
Isd me BY wagon an S9 ben than 81.
situated a. Z, per a, are lot 30 00d Investments the
The hold good in relation to the lands in Kaz
and Nebraska for although vacant lands may be found
the the distance to market is far greater aud
every hundred miles the produce Of these ands carried either
in wagons interrupted water communications increases the
expenses Of transportation which must borne BY the set
tler the reduced prices Of their products aud that
tent precisely The incomes from their farms and Of course
The great fertility Of the lands offered for sale BY this
ss yl .u s L.
ference IN the cost OF .spsc IN xsw o. tne
meets the operation; Of which interrupted BY Low
water OF Summer the frost OF Winter.
PRICE AND TERMS OF PAYMENT
The price will vary from IS SIS According 70 location
quality &c Contracts Deeds may be made during the
@ IN 1s from
Of contract and the others annually thereafter The last pay
will become due at the end OF the sixth e from the date
Of the contract.
INTEREST WILL BE CHARGED ONLY THREE PER CENT PEA
to the performance of the contract, the frs. two
pteIe:s must B: ps idvnss and ms, b qn
stood tia, at Least o. ns :. pS e Ue
may be nesoiia.ed s special spPca:ion per
psny'. construction bonds viii be received as cash.
Farm Buildings, which be Get up in few
eg VIII ii Be- y feet By on. living and
three bedrooms and will cost complete set up on ground chosen
ton Larger buildings may for proporona,e
rpte. The Company will forward all the materials for such
Special viii, deasr, can be made to supply
,oo and outfit in any Qasntty bs
loves, wholesale prices
II believed that price, long credit and low
cat charged for these lands cnabe hun
rd dolaIs cash and ordinary industry make himself nde
before all the purchase becomes due In the
mean time rapid settlement OF tie country viii probably
have increased their value four tive fold When required
viii accompany applicants to give inioms
ton and aid In selecting lAnds
Circulars containing numerous instances Of successful farm
n, ssned by and well known farmers living
ne.lSohood Of he Railroad land. she staiea,o
e Of fsnsns price Of cattle .Ipsas.s Of a.rvs:tns
cheefuy gvep application either personally BY letter.
IN E.slisb Trench, or German, addressed to
TOHN WILSON, Land Commissioner Of the Illinois
Central Railroad Co.. No 81 Miehsansy., Chicago, Ill