New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
EARM LANDS for SALE.-The HLINOLB
Il CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY Is nov prepared 10
TWO MILLION or AcR1s
A r NJ I n q l. A N d s.,
In rRAcTs OF PonTr AcsEs AID UrwAln,
LoN0 CREDITS

LoN0 CREDITS
low RATS OF INrEsEsr.
and most fertile Prairie, h The State ino1spsrsed bse .ol
h.rs with n.sn6esn grove. q oak and other timber The
SOUTH and from thence to Gsens ana Dunieh In tho north
= Ven S,. sdt.s%s Of so STA Ss lad Sod n . :oa .. within @
are afforded BY for transporting ths podues Of lands to
any o. h0s pUn and from 'Asnos 70 ., E..s and sO.hs
ysses .ons the line and he nosse In population by
rpisspcn te afford substantial and growing home demand
The sOl d.rt rich mold from one Ave- feet depth,
ss q Indian ss % Corr '''a' ''A 'n''
Economy cuiyan and great produstivenes are the vs
ally the IN eulysans land in the older ste The
.lIS Isp.y. the cost q plo.'ns and fsncns.
Whsst sewn on tbs nsyiy-tu cod sure to ysld veQ
bre.i and half to per day Contracts b
70. B. % .
and fenced tho srs and under high state Of cultivation the
Corn Grain, Cattle etc. will be forwarded at reasonable
rates TO Chicago for the Eastern market and Cairo for the
he priced Il the Esse MAIDS
TO Be much than sufficient pay tho difference Of
Btuminous Coal mined several points along the Rosd
and ehesp and desirable fuel Il can Be delivered ct sew
be hsS at the same rates per cord.
7hose vbo think Of settling Iowa Minnesota should bear
IN mind that lands there Of value along the
and for miles inland been disposed off that for those
the produce to market railroads. not having been Introduced
there send tho produce OF these lands or two hund
exper,e euysns them l.nds thu,
atusted sl . per .ers are not 30 5000 Investment" the
The remarks hold good relation to the lands In Kan
and Nebasks for although lands be found
every hundred miles the produce Of these land:
either 10 wasOn. OF interrupted water E M M
The seter In the reduced prices OF their Produc snd 20 nst
extent precisely the incomes from their farms and oil course
thaiyi yiuvestr yaDde V0af
The hes s1sst fertility Of the Lands nov odsf.d for BY th.
.nd 'ss pay
ference the cost Of transportation especially IN Ssw o. t'
water water of ri summer a' or the irost % Of wDsel
PRICE AND TERMS OF PAYMENT r. ,...s,,
quality Conrscts Deeds may made during the year
nstsllmsns"ths sr. to become due years from the
date of contract and tho others annually a.
payment will become dus ct the end Of the sx year from tns
mTEREsr WILL CHARGED AT ONLY THREE PER CENT FEE
security to th. perormses Of til. contract the first two
ys. Be paid in M :nS h Il gea
Be brought under cu.on Longer credit; e s' Fer sse.
Be sss s: * &c ss
Compsnys con:ructop bond. will % received h t in sv
Hey a Be- sss divided living and
Iss .on: the the r roa
1 sS9s ii 4.
buildings their road promptly =, 4.
Special arrangements with dealers can Be ms1e 70 suPyy
those purchasing Companys lands with fencing msters
agricultural TOOLS and outfit Of provisions in any quantity
the lowest wholesale pricos 49,.
II believed the price long credit and low rats OF inter
charged for these lands Will enable man with few nuna
red doa In cash and ordinary industry to MAKE h nse mae
pendent before all the purchase money becomes due Ia ne
time the rapid settlement Of the country will probably
have their four Eve fold Whom requirod an
sIpeencd will applicants 10 give in0rmA
ton and aid In selecting snds-
CIRCULAR OF successful farm
Ing signed BY respectable farmers living In the
of tba tha
fencing price cattle harvesting threah
Ing by confctor any othor incrnaton-wi be cheer
uy spplic ston either personally by letter. IL EA
Esh French or German, addressed to JOHN WILSON,
Land Commissioner of the Illinois Central R. r. CO.,
No. 50 Michiaan- Az. Chicaso. IllnoiA