New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-16
EARM LANDS for SALE.-Tho ILLINOIS
Il CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY /. prepared to
sell
TWO MILLION OF ACRES
j. a X NJ q LA y DIS,
IN TR,C1s OF fOKrY ACRES UPwARD.
l. ON q CREDIT !


And az
LOW RATES or INTEREST.
These Lands granted by the aid In the
construction Of tins Railroad and include OF the Ienes
there with ashcent of oak and other timber ias
EOHd extends Chicago . the
and from ssr see to G IA Pas shs
miles each aide Of this Road ready aud cheap means are
Moreover HE rapid growth Of aourshns and VII
lsses along the line AID the increase in population BY n
misation &c. afford substantial aud growing home demand
fol farm produce. ,
Tie sol dark hcl mold from five feet in depth il.
gently rolling and peculiarly fitted for grazing Cattle aud She"P
oil the culii' alton OF Wheat Indian Corn. e..
Economy in culiivans and sr'n podqcvenes' are the
Known characteristics Of Illinois lands Trees are n'
TO be cut down umps zrubbcd stone ked on ass
esy the case IN cutvass new land IN the older &
hIsi crop OF Indian Corn planted on the newly broken sod "
sly repsys the cost Of blowing and fencing
large profits with spow and two yoke Of oxen viii
break and bali TO two acres per day Contrs can %
az per acre By judicious management the land may be
powed and fenced the frat and under high state Of CULTIVATION
Corn, Grain, Cattle, &C. viii be forwarded :, reasonable
ths priced land in he Ea.,ern and Middle st.e. i
to be much more than sufficient 10 pay the difference oil Ah'
BunnOu. Coal mined a, several point. along the Road
points along Road 81 30 to 81 per Wood can BE-
had al tine rates per cord. -,
those who think Of settling in Iowa Minnesota should bear
In mind that lends there OF value along the wsercouI'e
many miles inland have been disposed of that for those
ing produce market railroads having been introduced
there that to nd the produce Of these lands one o.
expense Of cuianE them and hence Government lands mus
susteo at ]5r acre are not so good investments inc
land of this Company AZ the prices liked ,
The remsks hold relation TO the lands In Kan
and Nebraska for although vacant lands may b. found ~
the the distance market IL far greater and
every hundred miles he produce Of these lands is carried either
expenses Of transportation which must BE- borne by the SET
tiers in the reduced prce OF thir Pr9dncis ana 10 ~
their investments annually and every year reduced
The great fertility Of the lands offered for sale BY TINS
and Middle States IL much than suihcn to pay the dii
. 1 S. iS 3, h Rod and other. with which
meets the operations Of which not interrupted by the low
water FRITZ 81 and nj FERNS OF PAYMENT
The price will vary from IS to according 10 Location
i5S ,puang The purchase money be paid in i've annual
amutshe first to become due in two years from the date
and the others annually thereafter The last pay
will become due at the end OF the sixth year IRON the date
INTEREST WILL BIZ CHARGED THREE PER CENT -Eh
years interest must paid advance and must be under
stood that least onetenth Of the land purchased shall yearly
sHn1fn may be ucsOti.cd By .pee application
cent from the credit price will be deducted io cash LIE CON-
Ready Farm Buildings which be set up in few
day. be obtained from resPGnOs one and
three bedrooms and will cost complete set up on ground CHOSEN
on sH buns be
rates. The Company will forward all the materials Tor suen
Special aanrements With dealers can he made to supply
those purchasing the Company lands with fencing materials
agricultural tools and outfit Of provisions in quantity the
lowest Wholesale prices - .
believed that the price long credit and low rate Of inter
est charged these lands will enable with few hun
bred dollars in cash and ordinary industry make himself nde
pendent before all the purchase money becomes due In the
time the rapid settlement OF the country will probably
have increased their value four or five fold When required an
experienced will accompany applicants to give informA
ton and aid in selecting lands.
succesfu}
signed by respectable and fsrs living III the
neghborhood Of the Railroad lands through StateRso
the cost Of fencing price Of cattle Of harvesting
thsshns etc. by contractor any Other nfomstion-wl be
cheeuly given application ehsr personally or BY letter
in English French. or German, addressed to
JOHN WILSON, Land Commissioner Of the Illinois
Centrs Rail road Co No 80 Mi3gsn-sy. Chicago. Ill.