New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-10
J,ARM LANDS for sALE-4he ILLINOIS
i CENTRAL RAILROAD CohPASf " now prepares '"
''n 0'" TWO MILLION OF AcRs
Of o..
FAR MIN q l. A N ID 81
IA TR.cIs or FoKTY AcEEs AND UrwaEo'
On
Los0 CREDITS
LOH0 REDIT5
And at
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LOW RATES oS INTEREST,";
The. Lands were granted BY the GOysrnneut % aid 70 ns
sonstruction Of this Railroad and ineuee SONS OF me
49, ot fertile Prses In the State inter- srsed mere cao
there ms16eelt Of oAs and otae coe' az
Road extend. from ce.so o. the nGrn ss. in S So.sS
wet u the State ard q, al ne Anl' s .
S Nv il Tor rT.nsrort,ns the pr0iscts Of the land TO
.uy of those points and from thenes To E~terr and
,,s ops tie Iine and ID. great in population BY
In migration ssOrd substantial and growing home %
The .o Is .I ch mold som TO a., fee, IN dsg,s
gently IHS. :n' z %s.. hiis ' Corn sa ~
Economy eustinG and sresi os ,sSulrsa
70 s. cut Gown unps srubbed picked OF !. seesr
ally tie new LAID Ia the older states Inc h
crop Indian Com snted on the newly broken '' u'
repay, The Of blowing and fenesI
Wheat ths newly turned sod SURE 70 yiea vs
large proftA with plow and two YOKE o. oaea ~
break one and half per day Contrss can
made for bre~hiss ready for corn or -heat 81 from
o-r udicious management The land may Do Po ga
ana fenced the ht and under high ststs OF CULTIVATION e
second yesr. 49,, .,, .. .....A.
Corn Grain Cattle se viii Be- Forwarded e. reasonable
rsses 70 Chicago the Eastern market and TO Cairo of 'as
southern The aser yield on the ehesp snS. o. no
~ than sufficient the difference OF u:a.
Biupuou. coa i. mined several points along the Rosa,
cbesp and desii able fuel IL can be devossf ssv
sral POINTS along the hosd al " 70 o. per 'an W." Co"
Those think settling In lows Minnesota should bear
thar lands there OF vaue along he
many miles inland have been disposed OIL that Tor aos
located in the interior there are no eoay tO'
der. b.t q, sand the produce OF hand
Of utvsns them and hence Government lands thus
situated at 81 Is per acre are not 20 good in'eshen 'H'
land Of this Company st the prices liked
TIE same remsk. hold good alton to the lssd In Kan
ss and Nebraska although vacant lands may De found nearer
ever hundred miles produce Of those lsnd carried
either 10 interrupted water eomnunicsons W.
the settlers the reduced price Of their Products aud TO thar
extent ar, the sBs
The great fertility Of the lands now oneIed io sac ~ n
and Si3e States much more sufficient the df
ference the cos, Of especially IN sS o. sSe
meets The opersous which not interrupted BY the low
water OF SI PRcE Or And sf TERMS OF PAYMENT
The price will vary from s. to SIS sccoId1s 70 oesao.
quality, &C. Contracts for Deeds may % IN
tnsalmenfs The first to become due In Two ye1spSm tns
payment will become the end of the sixth from tho
INTEREST WILL ss CHARGED AT ONLY rhkIs rI~ e'S'
security to the performance the eossc the sr two
paid in advance aud II must be under
stood that ope of the land purchased shall yearly
De S51psn, y be- By TwsG
cent the credit price win be deducted tor cash Inc Com
PAWS construction bonds will be received a. cash
Ready framed Farm Buildings which can be set up In few
days can BE- obtained from responsible persons
three bed rooms and will ets ground chosen
the road lo in cash. exclusive OF trans
ate rates. The Company will forward al the materials for such
buidinss over their road promptly 90, b. mad. to ,uppv
these purchasing Gopsnys lands with fencing materials
sscu,ur. tools and an OUTFIT provisions In any quantity at
the loves wholesale prices 49,,
believed that the price long credit and low OF inter
e charged for the lands will enable with few hun
ursd dollars in cash. and ordinary Industry to make himself IN
dependent before all the purchase money becomes du IN me
time the rapid settlement Of the country will probably
have alue tive fold When required an
person will accompany applicants to give norms
ton and aid IL selecting lsnds-
Circulars instances OF SUCCESSFUL farm
Ing ssned BY respectable and farmers living In the
neshborheod the Railroad lands throughout the
the Of fencing price cattle expense OF hrVesns tnea
ing etc. tractor other inform ston-w Do cheer
fully given application either personally or by letter IN En-
slish French or German addressed 10 JOHN WILSON,
Lend Commissioner of the Illinois Central r. r. Co.
No 81 Michiganev., Chicago, Illinois.