New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19
LONG REDITs

- Low RATEs OF ! 4 a.. ; "a "a = -,
,ot-un n ts.s R,rosd and aeluie Of tho rehes
"a, yh ps-fcs., grove OF oAk and other tber T9e
Road ext Is Cl.ca-J o. TIE AoI = ts'. - ." -
xsst exree of tie State snd al the lands ia within az
Ten lee OF essh lido this Road ready end shaag mesnl
81, Of bse po;s snd iron thence 10 Eastern ami souh'-a
srsris Noreover tie rspd srewh OF h1ur':l ~ 9.gs ~
vHsq.- s,ons line and ths great ncreass IN lsn ~
ia migration. &c adorl substantial and growing home de-
he 1 !. dsIt rieh mold from Eve fee in de9,h
gently rops and I.cnsIy cited r sr'.ns C's snd Shee0
Fcocnv in eufiv.ing ana eres rroduevenes the wel
known ehsrscerses Of nc lands Trees are not reiufea
o. he ut s,ups rrubhed picked cf ss y seer
y he case in uvaii- new land the older states The nt
crop Of Corn aSed the newJb sod USUALLY
rppsys the coet Of plowing and fencing.
iest own on the newly turned sod 70 yield very
large rrofts n with pow and 10 ySzo .. o' c,n ba
made breaking ready for corn CT wheat az iIoa %
are By iueious MANAGEMENT the land may DO po Fed
and fenced the FIRST and under high STATE OF cultivation tbs
second year -..,- Ill :. .,,,v..,.s ., ,...o,,bI.
rates TO Chicago for Eastern market AID to Cairo for tho
southern The larger yed on the ehesp snd. Of no, owe,
be much than sufficient to pay the dnefeIe' 0 'n'
portaiion to tho Eastern market .po.,
Ri umnous mined AZ several points along ene hod
snd is cheap and dear able fuel IL can be delivered a. sv
era points along the Road 80 to ~ Per tun WOOD eau
Thee who thk OF settling low, Minnesot, should bear
and for sny miles been disposed of TIA; for those
oeeed in the interior there are no cony snences io
TIER that 10 send the produce of these lands hund
ss BY to msrke would cost much more nsn , @
cu.vang them and hence Goyersent ands tnus
situated ct - sere are not 20 good investments 60 "e
land Of thi. Coursuy at the prces liked, ,.,, Kan.
The same remarks hold good in re alton to the lds IN hsn
ss NeIaks for although vacant lands De iouna
eyer hundred miles the produce Of those lands carried
Ell her in wagons interrupted w,ter IN
the settlers the price Of their Products and to that
precisely the incomes from their t.Is ana 9 course
Tie great fertility Of the lands now offered or SAFE oy tn
and their yield those OF the Eastern
ference the Of transportation especay IN ew OF n'
The ore ato Of which interrupted BY the low
water OF Summer or tie frcst s q ~ %i7sr @ ,vupxr
The price will from s. to 'eco59s 70 iGeaon & nos
quality Contracts for Deeds nay be made dqs as year
6 srulatirs tie purchase money to be paid IN a,e annIa M
nstaents The first to become due in two yeaIs11m ths
date sud the others annually taeIeaet Inc ss
payment will become duo at the end Of the sixth year from ae
date of tho contract ~ - ov,v ruor, pro crxr
INTEREST WILL BE CHARGED AT ONLY rhRES PEN cHsI
ANNuM
security the peforms the costract the first two
ood R at ea one eah Tho land yearly
be brought under h. Lonsi % peer peer
from the credit price will be dedre's for cash The Com
papy's construction bonds will be received as cash
Ready Farm Buildings which be set up in few
days, can b- obtained from responsible persons ,.,
they will be IL by 20 feet divided into living and
and will cost ete ee up on ground chosen
anywhere along tho road $50 in cash. exclusive OF trans
poaton Large buildings be tor at proportion
The Company will forward a the materials for such
buildings over their road promptly
purchasing tie COmpany lands with fencing materials
tsricuur tools and outfit of provisions In any quantity at
the lowest Wholesale prices.
II beey that the price long credit and low rate OF inter
est charged these lands will enable with fsw hun
ured dollars in csh and ordinary industry to make himself IN
dependent before all the purchase becomes due In the
time Of the country will probably
have fold When required,
experienced will accompany applicants to give norma
ton and aid in selectir lends. -
Circulars containing numerous instances Of successful farm
ing signed restecse and we'll known farmers living IN the
neshorhocd Of the Railroad lands throughout the Satelso
the fencing price cattle of harvesting fes
BY other informaon-wt be cheer
fully appioaon either personally By etter IN Ia
gli,h French or German addressed TO JOHN WILSON,
Land Commissioner OF the Illinois Contra. K. X. Co.,
No. 81 Michigan-av., Chicago, Illinois.