New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11

granted by tbs government NO
construction Of this Railroad and include sonle o. 's
.nd most fertile Prsres in the stats inersersei mere &
there msxnideg groves OF oak sqd other Smoe' tSs
Ro.S extends from Chicago she northeast 70 Cairo 81 tns
souh and from thence Galens ard Dunieh IN the nof
teen miles ou each side OF this Road ready .nd cheap means
afforded by for transporting the products OF inc amos %
markets. Moreover the rapid growth Of hounshns towns 'nd
VILLAGES along the line snd The great increase N ppIsnon
nmlsrauon afford substantial and growing n0me De-
Tbe soil is darh rch mold from av, fee, in deph e
or the cultivation Of Wheat, Indian Corn, &c -
Economy cultvstng and great produeVeHess are os wei
krorr cbarscerstcs of Illinois lands Trees not required
70 De cut stups gubbed or stons picked on As Is keet
ally new land the older states Ihe h
crop OF Indian inted the sod usually
repays the cost Of Flowing and fencing B., ..,i,x,,
Wheat o tue uewlyturned sod = slre 10 yed very
large profits with pillow and two yoke Of oxen VIII
break and half TO t~o acres per day oss 20
made for breaking ready for corn or wheat 81 from p %
per By udcious management the land may De posI
and fenced the 6rst and under hsa state Of n'
Corn Grain Cattle viii be forwarded At reasonable
southern The arser Weld the cheap lands Of Illinois over
the hghpced lands in the Eastern and Middle states u Known
be much more than suheien! 70 pay me dH'enee "'
coal is mined At several points aons the osa
sra POINTS along the Road at 50 TO 81 per un Wood can
he had AZ the same rates per cord 49,
Tho who think OF settling In Minnesota should bear
In mind lands there Of value along hs
and Inv miles aud have been disposed of that for those
neS in he interior there arc no sniences for transport
s tho produce market rsro q. not having been atroduce
there that send the produce Of these lands one or two NUM-
red miles BY wsgon would cost much more than tho
expens. cutvang them and hence Government lands thus
situated At D per scre are NOT 80 good '' 'H'
Tie remarks hold good in re'aon 10 me lssa- 10 NAN
m and Nebrska for although yscant lands may be found nearer
the the distance TO market far greater nd
either in wagons, or interrupted water couS t IN
expenses of transportation which must be borne
settlers the reduced price OF Their frodue % 20 In.
extent precisely are from their farms and Of course
on their investments annually and every year reduced
COMPANY and their yield those OF tina serr
and fiddle States much more than sufficient to pay the az
;scites furshei by hi. Road and others with which
nects the operations which not interrupted by tbs low
water OF 'q PRTcE 81 AND ri TERMS OF PAYMENT
ou,y Sc Costrcts for Deeds may be made during year
1856 spuAtng the purchase money to be paid N i've ns
dare of contract and the others annually thereafter The last
payment will become due st the end OF the sixth year nom inc
date Of the contract - -
ecury 70 the performance Of the contract first
years interest must be paid IN advance aud mus De lnae
that least tenth of the land puIchsei snail yeay
be brought under cultivation Longer credits ~ @ cent Pt
may be NEGOTIATED by special apple so rTsa per
PAWS construction bonds will be received a, cash
Ready Farm Buildings which be set up n ie"
They will be IL feet by feet divided living and
bedrooms and will cost complete set up on
anywhere along The road tl0 IN cash, exclusive OF trans
potsn Large buildings contracted for at proportion
The Company will forward al the materials tor such
Special arrangements with dealers be made to supply
those the ans with sa a
the lowest wholesale prizes.
II believed the price long credit and low rss Of inter
est charged for these lands will enable with few hun
lsh and ordinary industry to make himself in
dependen. before ali the purchase money becomes dne IN me
mean time the rapid of the country will probably
have increased their value four five fold When required an
experienced will accompany applicants 70 give nforma
ton and aid ia selecting lands
Circulars containing instances Of successf farm
signed by respectable and well known farmers LIVING IN me
neshborheod the Railroad lands Throughout the Statea
fencing cattle expense Of harvesting hrsSh
ing By other nfounstonwll be cheer
fully given application either personally BY stter II En-
slsh French or German. addressed TO JOHN WILSON,
Lend Comm OF the Illinois Central r. r. Co,
No. 81 Michigan-sy, Chicago, Illinois