New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18
LONG GRE DI1
And at


LOW RATES OF t.
These Lands granted by tho Government 10 aid In the
Of this Railroad and include some Of the richest
and mot hso sa9. ,n Of osk and other timber The
Road extends from Chicago the northeast TO Cairo a. the
west extreme Of the stae all the lands lie within IF
teen miles each side Of this Road ready and cheap means
any Of those points and from thence aud Southern
mie Moreover the raj growth OF aOurshns towns and
villages along the line and the great increase in population by
img ration etc. afford substantial and growing home do
The soil Is dark rich mold from one to FIVE feet depth is
gently io aud peculiarly lifted for grssng Cattle aud Sheep
Feonomy In euitiysng and great poduciveness are the
eknown characteristics Of Illinois lands Trees are not re-
generally the ouystug land III the older States
The crop Indian Corn planted the newly broken sod
ususly repays the cost Of blowing and fencing.
Wheat the neyturned sod is sure 20 yield very
ss, profits man with pow and two YOKE oxen en- w hi
made for breaking ready for corn or wheat at f'm % 70
80 per by judcious management the land may be
pow.d and fenced the fi and under high state OF eutya
Chicago for the Eastern market aud to Cairo for the
Soabe Tho larger yield thu cheap lands Of Illinois
be much than sufficient the difference OF trans
portson to the Eastern market ,
Bumuous coal Is mined several points along the Road
and cheap and desirable fuel IL can be delivered at sew
ss points along the Road so to 81 per un Wood can
Those who thni Of settling in Minnesota should bear
In mind that lands there Of value along the wstec0ues
and many miles inland have been disposed of that for
tbse located the interior there conyenienee for trans
auced there that to erd the produce these land, one or two
miles would than
expense Of Them and hence Government lands
thus situated at 81 Is not 30 good investments
The same remarks hold good In rotation to the
and Nebraska for although vacant lands may DO found
every miles the produce of those lands carried
either in interrupted water communications in
the settlers the reduced price OF their Products aud 10 that
precisely the their and Of
their investments, annually and every year reduced
The great fertility Of the lands now offered for sale by this
Company and their consequent yield those Of the Eastern
sufficient
ference IN the cost Of transportation especially in view OF the
neets the operations which not interrupted by the low
water s TRHsE As sS f S & w oF PAYMENT
he Price VII wary from g to sSSoId 5s, 10 LEGATION S vo.,
nstsrnen. Tho 6rst become due in two years from the
payment w become dus the end Of the sixth from the
mrrsrsT VIII CHARGED ONLY THREE PER CENT
seeuy to the performance Of the contract, the frat two
interest be paid advance, and it be under
stood land purchased yearly
snusn may DO negotiated BY special application Twenty per
cent from the eed, price viii be deducted for cash The Com
pany's construction bonds will be received as cash
Ready framed Farm Buildings which can be set up in few
they viii be u feet By 20 feet divided living and
three and vii complete ground chosen
tao Larger buildings may be eOntrtod for ProPOrOnate
rates The Company viii forward all the materials for such
SPECIAL vita doss can be made to supply
sTss 's sS an S 's anew
the iewest wholesale prices
believed that the price, long credit and low Of in.
tores chsreed for these lands. will enable with few
hundred dollars in cash and ornAy industry make himself
idepcnden before all the purchase money becomes due In
tbs time tho rapid settlement OF the country will probs-
oily have increased their value four Eve fold When required
exreteDeed Will accompany sppcanis to give nor
nation and aid IN selecting lands
1ular containing instances Of successful farm
sred oy respectable and well known farmers living the
neshsebOd Railroad lands the Ststeso the
coat fencing pe Of cattle expense Of harvesting hrehDs
etc. BY eontractor other inormnon-w be eheernly
given, APPLICATION either personally by letter in EBgsh
frepcb ot German, sddressed 20 JOHN WILSON,
Land Commissioner Of tho Illinois Central RR. Co,