New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-11
Low RATES OF INTERE S

Low RATES Vf In X y ,
e,e Lands were granted BY the Government 70 aid in the
Construction Of this Railroad and include some Of the richest,
and most fertile frares ~ sho aS and o55 ah The
Road extends Chicago the northeast 70 CAIRO ~ tne
west extreme Of the state all the lands lie within nj
miles each side Of this Road ready and cheap means
any Of those PoTts and thence
vsses along line and the increase in population BY
immigration etc. afford substantial and growing home de-
The soil Is dsrE rch mold Eve feet in depth is
gently rolling peculiarly fitted tor grazing Cattle and Sheep
or tie The cultivation Il Wheat, Indian Corn, etc
Economy eullivatus and great Product eno are the
Qured be down stunrs gubbod or stone picked or a. Is
ersy the es;e IN eunysg rev ap5 a. tH Sg yes
usually repsys the cost Of Flowing and fencing -, -
large profits man piow and two yoke Of oxen will
and half to two Ter day Contracts can oe
$40 Der acre Nv ;udos management the lsud may be
powed fenced the 6 and under high state OF cuYs
Corn Grain, Cattle etc will be forwarded q reasonable
rates 70 Chssso io The Es'ie 1Ise a 90 1 o oyo
priced lands the Eastern and Middle states known
portatiOn TO the Eastern market.
and IL cheap and desirable fuel II delivered at
era poins along ho Road 81 to 81 per un Wood can
be had at the rates per cerd.
Those who think Of settling Minnesota should bear
In mind that lands there Of value along the wateoues
and many mes inland have been disposed OF that for
those located The interior there coAveneHces for trans
porting the produce market railroads not having been intro
hundred by market would cost much more than
the oultyHtng theui ana hesoe government iao
thus situated 81 % are not 20 good investments as
the land Of this Company al the prices liked r.
sas and Nebraska for although vacant lands may be found
nearer couIo the distance 10 MARKETS far greater
either N wagons interrupted water communications IN
the Of transportation ~heh must De 6oTe o
the settlers the reduced price Of Their rr0duct' and 20 1a
precisely toe incomes iom Their ss and OF c1ae
,LeT Investments, slnugle and every year rcl'e ,i
Company their consequent Weld those OF the Eastern
fereice in the cost a. r ortution especially in view Of the
fseite iunnhca by M Road aid Others with which II CON
the Of which not Interrupted by the 10"
water OF Summer or the frost q WmsE ,v,,,,,,r
QUALITY, etc Contracts ior may be made during the
inssncnts The become due two years from the
Of contract and the others Annually thereaer ne st
payment become due at the end OF the sixth year 0 Tie
~I,SssT Will BIZ CHARGED At ONLY THREE PER CENT,
PER ANNUM
As security the performance the contract the first two
stood that AZ tenth land Purchased shall yearly
be brought under Longer credits at per cent per
cent frt the credit price VIII be deducted for cash The Com
Ready framed Farm Buildings, which be set up in few
days, cen be obtained from responsible PERSONS 49,.
They will be u feet by 20 feet divided into living aud
anywhere the Road. $50 cash exclusive Of trensor
tsO Larger buildings may be contracted for at prooonse
The Company viii forward all the materials FOX such
buildnss over their road promptly ,.
purchasing the Companys lands with fencing materials
agricultural tools and outfit Of provisions in quantity at
IL believed that the price long credit and low rate Of n
eres charged these lands will enable with few
hundred dollars in cash aud ordinary industry to make himself
independent before all the purchase money becomes due la
the rapid settlement OF the country viii proba
bly, increased their value four five fold When required
an experienced will accompany applicants to siSe utor'
nation and aid Ia selecting lands
Circulars containing instances OF successful farm
signed bY respectable aud well known farmers living m the
nebborhood Railroad and throughout the Staeaso the
cost Of fencing price of cattle expense of harvesting ihess
ETC. any other iuornaon-wi be eleefaly
given application either personally by letter IN English
French or German. addressed 70 JOHN WILSON,,
Land Commissioner q the Illinois Central X r. Co.
No 50 Michigan aV., Chicago, illinois