New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18
Low RATES OF INTEREST.

LOW HATES OF INTEREST.
These Lands granted by the Government to aid in the
construction this Railroad and Include some Of tine riches.
there with magnificent groves OAK other timber The
Road extends from Chicago the northeast to Cairo at the
Of the STATE and AL the lands lie within fifteen
mile: teh side Of h: Road ready and cheap are
ket Moreover the spd growth Of hourshns towns and vii.
lagos soDg the line and the great increase in population By i'm
grafton, &C. afford substantial and growing home demand
TIE sol dark rich mold from so Ave feet in depth
gently rolling peculiarly ed for grazing Cattle and Sheep
o. the cultivation of Wheat, Indian Corn, &c.
known chiactescs Illinois a4s Trees required
to be cut down stun p sabbed Or stone Sa q. ssn
crop Of Indian Corn planted the newly broken sod
Wheat .own on the newly yield very
large profits with pow and two yoke Of oxen will
%ds for BREAKING s ready for Corn Wheat from
8. 50 sore BY udeious msnsse%eat the land may be
Com, Grain, Cattle &c, will be forwarded a. reasonable
Chicago for the Eastern market and Cairo for the
Southern The Larger yield on the cheap Lands o. nO, owe,
to be much more than sufficient pay difference
portaiion to the Eastern market.
,pS ehep and fuel Ii can BE- Delivered at
points along the Road at 81 ot 81 per un Wood be
Those who think settling in Iowa or Minnesota should bear
in mind that lands there Of value along the
located in the interior there convenience for transport
r s TIC Ss. or Sun
dred nes by to market would Coz. much more than the
situated At per scre are not so good investments the
land Of hi. Company at the prices .. fixed . -.
and Nebraska for although lands be found nearer
the water the to market M :, and
in interrupted water the
es in the reaueed pce. Of their products and to
tent precisely Income. their farms and Of
on se
ana &idaie States much more than suent pay dis
II hi n ess
meets the operations of which not interrupted BY the low
water PRICE As sf '1 TERMs " PAYMENT
The price viii vary from IS to 49, according TO location,
fss STIMULATING purchase money be paid snnua
nstsmenshe first to become due in two from the date
Of and the Others annually thereafter The last pay
will become due at the end the sixth from the date
INTEREST WILL BE CHARGED AT ONLY THREE PER En-
ASNuN. I-
security the performance Of The contract the
stood that onenh Of the land purchased shall yearly
cent from the credit price VIII be deducted for cash The Com
Ready framed Farm Buildings, which be up in few
day. can be obtansd from % psLsGp 1
three bedrooms. and viii cost complete s Up on s1gsnd chosen
9n hs NAV be for
rates The Company will forward all the materials for such
nsr "ansemens with dealers can be made % yapp!v
those purchasing the Compsnys Ian ds with fencing materials
agricultural tools and ouih OF provisions N any quantity tho
II believed that the price long credit AID low rate Of inter-
est charged for hese lands will enable th hun
red dollars and ordinary industry make himself
pendent before all the purchase money becomes due In the
mean time the rapid settlement of the country viii probably
have increased their four FIVE fold When repaired
experienced person viii accompany applicants to give nforma
ton and aid in selecting lands
Circulars containing numerous instances OF successfu farm.
ps .irned by respectable and wvknowu farmers living
nesbborhool Of the Railroad lands the Stxe-so
the of fencing price Of cattle expense Of harvestns
yen On application either personally or by letter
IN Fpslsh French or German, sddfesssedt TO
JOHN WILSON. Land Commissioner ofthe Illinois