New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-25


Low RATES OF INrERE
Thee Land, % d B., s' , s 20 sas
there with magnificent groves Of oak and other mbef Tae
south and from thence 70 Gsens and Dunsh n he north
ives, s.sene Of the State md I'll As lands Y within q.
:s:n :: g :, ss rae q @ 90
my POINTS md from thence E..terp .na sostAsr
villages along lns nd he increase IN eopa.,oa By
iustiOn &c ssOrd ubsts tai and growing homo demand
The so dark, reh mold from I've feet IN dspsb, s
s. .SD: ono 4 nasS e Con-
Il ~ s :ss 4.s: ~.
generally the c,.e n cultiys 3. .Sao tbs oas State. s
Usually lsss5. the coat u pi,.ins and fencing
Wheat tbs nswytssnec so1 i sure to yield yer
Sfssi sns md ar to per
for breaking ready for Corn Wheat q from ssso
pows fenced the first and under high state If eultvs'a
Corn, Grain, Cattle, &C., win b forwarded .. reasonable
to Chicago for the Eastern market and 70 Cairo Tor the
30 .aa ss ns
be much more than 'eis.t to pay the difference Of trans
Btamnous Coal mined It several points Long the Road
and Is eIesp d de.sble fuel Be delivered It several
Tboss who thini Of settling lows MDns.0. should bssr
and for nspy miles issd have bseo that for ts
loesied In interior there are no eonysnences Tor r.nspo
there hat to send the produce Of these lana: hun
Of ess.ns them and hence land:
situated at 81 Is per acre are not so good investments " me
The se ena1s. bold GOD in relation to the land.
oush lands be found nsars!
Ss a1s The psd1e. ., Of
in interrupted water comm tho
he reduced prices Of e products and to that extent pre-
cy the incomes from their farms and q e0urse on their
The nea fertility Of tho LAID. offered for ssie BY tas
AID their yield over snCse o. the e: S
fes. furnished By this Road end othsn With wch !. con- o
water Of Summer or the frost Of Winter
PRICE AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The rice III vary from % to e25 according to iocston
quality Gc Deeds may be m.de during tho ye.,
lass pulsrg the purchase mooey to Be paid IN vs snnIa
dat Of contract and the snnuay thereafter Thslest
payment will due at the end OF the sixth Jesf from s
sTnSrsT WILL BE CHARGED AT ONLY CENT PER
Asa security to the performance Of the contract the 6rs two
year. be paid IN advance and Il NM. Dc unas
per annum may be negotiated BY pee. .ppc.On T~cny
cent U% sas viii vii
Ready Farm Buildings which can DO set up few
az u. Ii % Y 8, Into on.
SssIocn: :aa u. cost g: 1H % sS1 sso:s.
:on I.sI %: BE- ii is in1 e o :aeS
Sp~cisl srrsreemens be made to supply
those purchssns the Companys lands fencing materials
agricultural ,oo and outfit Of provsons in quantity At
the lowest wholesale prices.
believed thatshe price long credit and low nate ofntor
at cb.sed for these lar will enable with few hun
dred dollars In cash AID ordinary industry to make
all the purchase becomes due in ne
mean time the rapid settlement Of the country w probably
have increased their value four or five fold wh,n
nation end AID IL selectr lsIda .-r..
Ccusrs containing instances Of successful farm
IN sisped by respec well living In the
hood Of the Railroad lands throughout tho ststssso
tie co.t of fepciIG price Of cattle eapcrse OF harve:aa
rsshiDR &c BY any other nformssionwill %
ruy given application either personally q BY letter
in FL ssh French German address, to JOHN WILSON,
Land Commissions of tho ulinois Central Railroad Co.,
No 81 Mchiean.av., Chicago, nlinoa