New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10
Real estate for Sale.
EARM LANDS for SALE.-The ILLINOIS
l. CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY 10 now prepared 70
ssl about TWO MILLIONS OF ACRES Of
FARMIN L AN DSs
In TRACTS OF FORTY ACRES AND UPWARD,
N, -. C,.Sit. nd Tovw p.,o. af Int


These Lands granted By the Govsrnmens to aid IN II:
fertile in the State They extend with the Rosa from
c:sa .. A6 un IN the
he State. Most Of these Ands lie Immediately and within
ant hence ready and cheap facilities furnished fos
transporting their products to OF the Eastern
:s s r.pS oS sshs and vi
eses the line Of Road and throughout the STATE fur
In the northern and esutra parts the State prairie land:
sredomn.ts interpreted with nn6cen. groves Of oak and
s,her timber in the southern, the timber more abundant
The sci Is d.fi rch mould from Ave feet In dcp.a
gently rolling and peculiarly hed tor grazing cattle and
pure baciDs the climate healthy mild and equabls
han that any other Fart Of the unon while living streams
Economy eutvAtns and productvsnes are the well
Known Of Illinois lands Trees not required
say the case in ne land in the older The
ast crop of Indian planted the newly broken sod
Wheat the nevytned sod !. sure 10 yield vess
s profit md r .ps & 'ss %
made for breaking ready for corn or wheat from 81 TO %
and fenced the 6s and under high Of oulv.Oa the
Corn grain cattle etc. will be forwarded reasonable rates
TO Chicago. for the Eastern, and to Cairo for the Southern
Bitumnous Coal is extensively mined dong the Road, and
points At ST. 81 per Wood be had the
southern part of the State the line Of this Ro. Of Bold
ing Of stse s Sas s.n an b S ~. for It,
u: NOR Than the s1psn a on b s.o.r,,
States and Europe BY this Company with
tiity, viii double In value within twelve mouths.
When those lands restored TO mAk persons who thnt
G L.na 10Th Of tai, At sas price; o we ses esy are
t o o sos a ot a1e n1srn.S aSeos G
me thai sae Of the products Of the
after few yeas cultivation they require maaurins which
The zane remarks held good IN re.on to the land. In
Territories Of Kansa. and Nebras for although vacant land.
este every hundred miles the products those sds
carried either in interrupted communls
borne BY reduced pioe products
precisely the incomes from the farms and Of
The on y Of "a: % E Sy Thu
Co%s1y and their consequent yed over those Of the E-stn
snss n the cost q e m: especially IN sJ q the
the operations Of which not Interrupted By The low
"'' u ' PRICE ASD TERMS oE fAYMENE
quality etc Con'rset. for Deeds b made srd further
sS III % q TWO W
the date of contract and the others annually thereafter The
the Of the and the lands not subject to tans
tior III finally paid for
n1Bcfsr WILL - CHARGED AT ONLY THREE PEE CENT PEE
Az security the performance Of tho contract the ars,
BE- paid advance and must be unfer
stood that least on OF the land purchased shall yearly
be brought under cultivation Twenty cent from the credit
price will DO deducted for cash. Tie CompanTs csusucsa
bonds will be received a. cash
Ready framed Farm Buildings which bs set up in few
Gays, be obtained from responsible per.ons.
they win be Il fee By % feet divided into ons living and
three BED aud will complete ground chosen
anywhere along road 80 in cash exclusive Of usnsPo
ton L.IseI building. may be contIse.d f a. pIop3ronss
building their road promptly. .
believed that tho price, long credit and low rsts Of In
eres charged for these lands will enable with few
and ordinary industry make himself
independent before ali the purchase money becomes due In
time the rapid settlement of the country will proba
bly, four I've fold When required,
experienced person wh accompany spplcants 70 give In
formation and aid In selecting knds.
Ccuars containing Of onccessfu farm
ns signed BY respectable and farmers wing In The
nsghborood Of the railroad lands the StsteAso
Of fencing price of cattle, Of harvesting
crashing etc., BY contrsotor any other Internationally be
sheerfuy application eaer personally By letter,
N Ersish, French or GERMAN, addressed to
JOHN WILSON Land Commissioner Of the
Illinois Central Railroad Company.
Office In Illinois Central Railroad Depot Chicago. N