New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01
E'ARM LANDS tr SAEG-Ths ILLINOIS
i CENTRAL RAILsOAS COMPANY q ,ov prepared 70
ssi about TWO MILLIONS or ACRES
l. a X Nj ~ q Il - -
IN TRACTS o. FORTY ACRES AID UfMahD'


On Long Credits. and al Low Rates Of nsee'. "a - n,
These nd' granted BY the Governnsn, 70 es. snd
mus, fertile 10 tie .,s They extend with the Road from
Chicago the northeast TO Cairo q .he ~ - "a
10 (en. and Duuleth In the Dortb western ft
he state Mos d these Land. lie immediately or and ~hio
1 miles Of tie Road and .S d e sss Se. are furnished
,nsrs their products any Of tho Eastern % s",iaers
market. The ss: I,Dd .o% Il soarhs sad
Ieaes the line of the Road and .'s I'M
ann ms ~, nS5be and central parts Ofthe State prairie land,
orrdompste ntespered with nssnhoeht groves os ah'
b, timbei in tie southers the timber 10 more abundant
T so =, 3at ch mould from TO FIVE feat IN depth
sen,y rollins and peculiarly bt.ed tor grazing css.s ,na
,r snd brscg the climate more healthy mild snd oqaaos
han shy other part Of the Union while living streams
Econo cutvs,ns and sea, Podp are n. yell
ehsscteses Of limos land. It's are nov
say the culivang pew land In the older states Ths
Of Indian corn planted on ne newly ''d u'a
b1st Gown on the newly turned sod TO yield ven
poa "sa T 10 twp .sr. per ssy con. be
made fs breaking ready for corn OF wheat nom
and fenced FIRST AID under high state Of cultivation the
Gin grain cattle ETC. will DO forwarded At Reasonable rate,
Chicago for the Eats and to Cairo for the Southern
BitUuinOu. e1ten.ivey ined along the Road ard
mppes cheap and desirable fuel being Furnished at many
ts,e per cord quAes have been opened in the
southern part Of the State he line OF this Road OF Build
stone and white red Ssncsonewbich be Rad for lit
IL more than the expense Of transportation
The Government lands il the Land States having generally
been withdrawn from market, emgrans iron the Eastern
States and Europe b. accommodated BY this Company with
valuable Farms the old prices and which in al Pro1s
tiity will double in vaue within twelve months -.
., settling them Minnesota should bear in mind that
he Land. Of this Company at the price. for whca they are
ttohes from market az Government prices for
he that the expense of transporting the products Of the
latter market will always BIO heavy drawback on them and
.er few years cultivation they require manurs, WHICH, Is
cot the case with llino. lands
The same remarks hold good IN relation 70 me 10 ne
Territories Of Kansas and Nebraska oI although vacant lands
r peste and hundred es the products OF those ADDS
carried either IN interrupted water conmbnics
bone by the settlers 10 the reduced price products and
70 that precey from the farms and Of
The ses fry Of the lands now offered Tor sale BY this
Company and bei consequent yield those OF the Eaten
Middle States much tsn sufficient 10 pay the diner
nf. pSsd h. TIL Road and Other. With which Il con-
the operations Of which not Interrupted bJ the low
~'r Of PRck q A iD TERMS OF PAYMENT
Tie price will vary from rs 10 SIS according TO location
quality etc for Deeds may be made until further
aua insluents The first to become due in years from
he date of contract AID the Others annually 'heraeI The
he cate Of the AID the lands are not subject to taxa
ATHEIST will sE CHARGED AT THREE PER CENT PER
ASrum.
security the performance of the contract the first two
gesrs interest must be paid In advance and be unle
least tenth of the land purchased he yearly
price will be deducted for cash The Company construction
bonds will be received as cash.
Ready Farm Buildings which be set up In few
laws can be obi sined from responsible persons.
They will BE- IL fee BY 20 feet divided into one yins and
hc bed rooms and will complete ground chosen
anywhere along the road go in cash usiye Of transporta
ton bungs contracted for at proportonate
rates The Company will forward al the materials for such
buildings their road promptly
believed that the price, long credit and low rate OF IN
eres charged for these lands, will enable man with few
hundred dollars III cash and ordinary industry TO make tmse
before all purchase becomes due In
he time the rapid settlement Of the country will probs
bly, have increased their value four five fold When required
expeenced person will accompany applicants 70 give In
orn and aid in selecting lands
Circulars containing numerous nstances OF successful farm
repcctabe and well known farmers living in the
oshbOLood of the railroad lands throughout the Stseso
Of fen cling price OF cattle, expense OF harvesting,
sLrsshng etc. by Contractor other uformationwi os
sheey given sppcston either personally or by letter.
y Erglish French or German, addressed 10
JOHN WILSON, Land Commissioner Of the
Illinois Central Railroad Company.
ncei In linns Cen Rhrnsd Denot. Chicago, ~.