New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-26
T'HE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
Is xow PREPARED SELL OVER TWO MILLIONS or ACRES
SELECTED
PRAIRIE, FARM AND WOOD LANDS
NM fTS N Al

IN TRACTS OF 40 ACRES AND UPWARD,
70 purchasers long credits and at low rates Of interest
They were granted by the Government the
holding OF this Railroad which the extreme north TO
the extreme south OF the State OF ~ passes
end through the richest aud most fertile Pades Of the state
dotted here and there with magnificent Oak Groves Tue re-
opening of nearly 500 miles OF this road throws open inc
lands for sion They scatte from one to lteen
miles on each side Of T. through It. entire onn c, IN s.cb
Is gently olns and peculiarly at,.d Tor grams cattle ad
The fret crop Of Indian planted the newly broken
prairie usually the cost Of blowing aud sometimes fencing
One with pow and two yoke OF oxen will break AID
shaf to two acres day can DC made HE
ns1sment farms may be broken and fenced tAe ' and
f6 sg yfS E on S .aa & states to Be-
much s' su5nt to i r S nefrss al Of
fourng villages along the line OF this road afford
Co... h nf %ood s1e deed soSs the ro. at points,
Parties HAVING in view lows Kansas, Nebraska Minnesos
for their future home should take into consideration that me
tie covenencies Of transporting grain and produce from farms
on the line Of the Illinois Central Railroad direct to the great
from SIS per acre higher than in Government lands in
Iowa other words that costs much TO get produs
Tsstsn market that the farmer will find much profit
hsbIo to locste the line Of this railroad.
PRICE TERMS OF PAYMENT.
Contract. for deeds may be made during the yesr
it spulstns tho purchssenoney to bo paid IN i've annual
nstaentLe FIST TO become due in two years from date %
contrec tie others annually thereafter The last payment VIII
become due the end Of the sixth from date Of contract
By tie "a section Of the Act OF the Legislature approved
lOh February 1851 these lands free from taxation uul
they ped and deed Of conveyance granted ~ the pur
chaser.
ATEsEsr CHARGED At ONLY TWO RIA CENT PER
Asascury for the performance Of the contract the ffst
two wears interest bo paid in advance but
deood onetcnth Of the land purchased shall yearly be
brousht under cultivation Longer credits at SIX
annua negotiated by special application Twenty
cent from the credit price will be deducted Tor CASA 10 which
case the Companys Construction Bonds viii be received css
II believed that the price, log credit and low rates OF in
ere CHARGED for these lands will enable man win few
hundred doars in cash and ordinary industry 10 make hse
independent before all the purchase becomes due Mean
time settlement Of the will probably have in
ascd their value four Eve fold When required
will accompany applicants to give inlOrnlon
and aid ia selecting lands.
LARGE Pats showing the precise location Of the lands through
out tire State may the Office Small pocket Pats,
guide any part Of the CoupGuys ls"ds and Pamphlets,
ooutsiung ntoeeinc information accompanied By
letters from respectable farmers throughout the State 10
hsd on application at the Office Of the Company No s. Mch
gaa-ay Chicago. CHARLES NJ DUPUY, JR.,
LAID Agent Illinois Central Railroad Company.