New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13
u1ApN LANDS for sALE.-The ILLINOIS
n1srn - ptIiROAp COMPANY Is now prepared 70
-u .baa, TWO MILLIONS Of ACRES OF
FARMING LANDS,
= - az yORTY ACRES AND UPWARl
On LONG Cr-di's and Al Low RAJ u A., =, "a 3, Il

iN Credits, and AZ Low hatt- OF
On Iona @ rrsn,.d by tn. Government 70 aid in the
Tbe.e isnd. ibis Railroad and among the richest and
; hs IN s4a to Cairo a, the south to
l and Duncth in the extreme nom western par. o. '
MI of these land. lie immediately on, and Hltu -.
Z Of TIE Road and than fifteen mil. d;ta
from il; hence ready AID cheap fsciis are 'aIH'ngf m
msrlrts The great Of population BY
arc ON The line Of hr Roed and the STATE furnish
q substantial and growing tome demand ior every Anu " "
In the norhe1u and eent part. Of the State PrA Land,
predomnsts interpreted WITH n,snhe'n' 49, dsn and
other timber; in the southern the timber I" inofe
exceedingly valuable. ., .. g. 70, - d.,.b /,
The O Is dark ch mold from one 10 I'VE l' ma .sno
~ ,bg cultiyon 81 Indian Corn The air IL pure
thu, Of any other part the Union while living streams and
.Trirs a. Of excellent water abound
IN uitiyspr and productiyeness the well
know eb.raeeri.tic. no. lands Trees not required
to b. '@ down snRs.n new land IN bs older
first crop Indian corn planted on the newly broken 'a
Wby. .cn on the newly turned sod yield very
large po t. TO two sSc. Seq ds Contracts can be
sde for breaking resdy for corn or wheat at nom ~ pr
acre By ludcious cement the land may o" p"en al
fenced the first aud under high state Of cultivation Tue sc"ha
yer ...,,. ., ,v;u h forwarded At reasonable rate.
Chicago for the Eastern, and to Caro- Tor tho South-rn
Bumnou. Cosl Ia extensively mined along the road and
supplies cheap and desirable f. bring Furnished 81 many
points cord Or E.rs quartz. have been opened TIE
Southern part the State the Inc Of this road OF bnd
nr and white and red be had for little
Tia. the sIp,n.s Of sss having generally
been withdrawn from market. enisrsnts from the Eastern
shS aID the price. and terms. which in al probabl
ity viii double In value within twelve months. ~ ,,.
Of .ens on them Minnesota should boar in mind that
G Lands s Tim than ho IN other STATE, Or Ter
rtorc. more from market 81 Government pro". Tor
the reason that the expense Transporting the product. Of the
latter to market viii Away. BE- heavy drawback them and
after few years. cultivation they require Saurns whch"
The same remarks hold good relation the lands in the
Territories Of Kans. and Nebraska for although vaean, land,
far greater every hundred miles the products those lands
tons the expense Of Transportation which must be
the settlers in the reduced price OF their podncS ana
course on their annually and reduced
The great fertility Of the lands offered for sale by this
and Middle States much than sufficient 70 pay the diff
the cost Of transportation especially in view Of the
neo operations Of which not interrupted by the low
water Of PRicE a hi Tfas Il S IT PAYMENT
The price will vary from 5io 80 aceoIdnE t. ocaon
Soss stipustinr the purchase money paid annual
insamentthe first TO become due in two years from the
payment will the end Of the sixth from he
and the lands not subject TO taxation
INTEREST WILL BIZ CHARGED ONLY THREE PER CENT
security to the per san s' .Ao contract tho first two
year interest must BE- paid in advance and must be under
.Iq 1 sn%, ns1 cnyaion T%y I cent from the credit
price viii be deducted for cash The comPany' construction
READY frsmcd Farm Buildings. which up few
day be- obi aimed from responsible
They will b. II feet by 20 feet divided into living and
three bedrooms aud vii cost complete set mp on ground chosen
anywhere along road 80 in cash exclusive transporta
ton buildings may b. contracted for at proporonae
The Company will forward all the materials for such
buildings their 10 al promptly.
believed that the price long credit and low rates of in
r,s charged these Lands will enable with few
hundred dollars cash and ordinary industry TO make himself
independent before all the purchase becomes due In
the i time rapid settlement III" country will proba
bly, increased their value four veod When required
experienced will accompany applicants to give inor
nation and aid in selecting lands.
Circulars containing instances Of successful farm
ing signed respectable and wcknOwu farmers living in the
the railroad lands throughout the Stataso
the of fencing price of cae expense OF harvrstng
tbrashirA &C. bv other infOmstion-wl be
cbe.rfly given application either personally by letter
In English, French or German, addressed Ia
JOHN WILSON, Land Commissioner Of the
illinois Central Railroad Company.
Office in Illinois Central Railroad Depot Chicago. ILL.,