New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

low RATES OF INT X
Lands were granted By this Government to aid In Tia
,osretion Of this Rsrosd and Include Of the richest
and fertile Prse' in the state hone and
tbers with usznceB groves Of oak and other bsr The
Road from Chicago on the TO Cairo y ths
south AID from theDcet Gse1a AID Dunieh N tie nos
teen each ode OF THE Road resd and ehesP means
are sSTdsd By for .a p% sSs Eastern ,na
msks Moreover tn. r,Pd growth q noni;nns 50 .Gwas a
mnisston &c afford sub'tanti. and growing Nome de-
The Io I i dsf nh mold from Eve feet In depth
sspiy rolling snS peculiarly fitted for grazing Cattle and Snsep
or the cultivation Of Wheat. Indian Corn. &c IN
tuorn ehsrscterstes Of Illinois lands Trees not required
be e.. % the p.f - Ts
crop OF Indian planted the newly broken sod usually
s: Ss OF Of sTa. bio tHs cd to yield
large profits. with pow and two yoke OF oxen VIA
made for bresiins ready for wheat at from 80 to 81 30
per By judeious msnasemen the land may Do
fenced the first and under high state oil CULTIVATION tss
Com, Grain Cattle etc viii bs forwarded 3. Ie..cnaS.
rnte 10 for Eastern market and TO Cairo for the
southern The yield de ehes lands Of no over
the high priced lands in the Eastern ard add. states fnown
than sufficient to The difference Of trans
porsiion to the Eastern market ,,,
.ns oSesp con and fuel Il can be delivered
points along the Road at 80 - per tun WOOD can
Tbo.s who think settling Mime should bear
In mind that lands there Of value along the
located in the there for transport
the produce to market Isro 2 rot having been
red miles by wagon would much than the
of them and hence land. tS:
lard of this Company at the pr,ees liked v.
sss AID lands be found
the courses the distance to market far greater ana
every hundred miles the produce Of those lands carried
eher in wagons interrupted water communications, In
expenses Of transportation which must be borne BY
prec.ey sre the from their of
on @ annually % s Ard every I ed. b, this
Company and their consequent yield over those Of the Eastern
snd Middle sse: y much more aaan & pay ZOE a the
scte. furi.hej BY Ibis Road and others with Which CON
water of Sumner the n fret 3, w3sr 1s pyMENr
The price viii ynry from S. s25 according 10 location
qu.ty &C. Contracts for Deeds may be made during the
fo 's slt to become due in two Is
date coptract ana the others annually theeser Ihe ss
payment the end Of tho sixth year from the
date Of the contract - - - -
INTEREST WILL BE CHARGED AT ONLY rhREl FER CENT
ASS security to the performances the co.trsct the FIRST
yesrs be paid in advance and must De under
stood that Of the land purchased shall yearly
be brought under cultivation Longer at per cent per
from e eles os b
pspy's construction bonds will be received a, cash
daVs' can be obtained from responsible persons.
They will be II by 20 feet divided into living and
ons the road At $50 in cash e1eusive Of trans
poaon Large buildings be contracted for at proportion
s tsiss ai ~ ne ~ ',
those purchasing Company lands with fencing mseas
agricultural tools and outfit Of provisions In any quantity at
the lowest wholesale prices.
believed that the price long credit AMI low rate OF inter
est charged for these lands will enable man with few hun
dollars In cash. and ordinary industry to make himself in
dependent before all the purchase money beccnes due In the
.Iae the rapid settlement Of the country will probably
have inc their value four FIVE fold When required
,vson will accompany applicants to give niorms-
ton and aid ia selecting lands 49,
Cuars coDtsupg numerous instances Of successful farm
ing signed and farmers living in the
Of The Railroad lands throughout the Staeaso,
the cost Of fencing price cattle Of haresns thresh
ing etc. by sc,or other inofnationIwu DO cheer
y given on sprcaton either personally or BY lstter IN En-
els6 French or German, addressed to JOHN WILSON,
Land Cornmisslonar Of the Illinois Central K r. Co.
No 81 Michigsn.av Chicago, Illinois.