Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-20
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In tracts Of 40 Acres and upwara. long Credits and
ai AZ how Rates Of Interest. q a l1.4
These lands granted BY the Government. aid in
the Constructions Of this Railroad and are afanD the
richest and fertile the State. tn y extend with
the Ro4d. from Chicago on the North East to Cairo
the South aud ON thence to Gaena and Daneh 10 the
extreme RuYih Western Of the State Most these
lauds lie immtd atey and within six miles the
Road AMI none are more than fifteen miles distant frJm
Il; h-nc, ready and cheap fsilties furnished for
trans porting trer riuets amy the Eastern south
Tie great iacr Of population by immi
gfa'lon Sc asa ss fs t, sr9ws q pri h
Throughout State, turnshes substantial growing
hone emsnd Tor every kad OF farm ana garden produce
Ia the Northern and ertf pats OF the state prairie
lands predoml ate interperscd with a,
Of md Other timber; the Southern, tue tim ser is
more A1aHiads ana exeesainsy valuEblecs iaaa
The sol is dark, rich mould. from Eve feet in
depth is gsny roBg and peculiarly dtted Tor grazing
Cattle and Sheep The cultyau Of whea diAn cJrn,
TIC. rhe air is pure and bracine, NE climate more
healthy, mild, aud equabe than that Of any other part
Of tue Uniuu; while living streams and springs excel
lent water abound.
Economy cutivating, and great produc.iveness are
the well known characteristics OF Illinois land Trees
required 20 be cut dOwU STUN IS grubb43, stone
picked Of, is gsnfrlIy The case il cuItiVatng new
land in the Older states The first crop Of Indian
pan,ea On :. newly grOssn s0a usually EsPsys ths cost
WgsAtsOEp Rpe psgly turned sod, is sure yield
very large pronts a withs plgw ana txo yoke Of
Coutrsc can be made breaking, ready for corn
wheat, at fraa 81 to So per By ju1icous
aScuet, the lana may De pOWed and ienced the hrSt
ano under high state of cuttpGts the second year.
Corn grain, cattle etc win be forwarded at
bic rates to Chicago for the EASTERN and u Caro- fr he
Southern uarket VAIN gWH FasfNr
Buuminous Coal Is extensively mined alo the Road,
AMI supplies cheap and sirble fuel; ing furnished
at vsaAy poins At 80 % 90 per ton, N1o1 be
ha at the same rate cord Exlensys aries hare
been oxned n the Southern part u the saie DC ar the
line Of Es Roai ef Baking stone Of ekcellrnt aual
ity, uch white and blue Limestone, and white and
red Sandstone which be had for little thsn
the expense Of transportation
Tbs g0ve' nnIent lands, in the aud States hGufng
generally been withdrawn from Tl0rk-t emigraRts
fun the Ea tern states and Euro 'sca be Gecemmo.
dated BY this Cith cdfuG6e farms the old
prsces and te' ms, Eich, in all probability, viii double
10 value with " AVE- snpnals. sgIE ssr sseea
When those lands restored TO Market persons who
think Of settling them, MINES OF, should bear in
mina saztthe lands Ihis Company, the piees for
which they are sold better than tlote in
Other stats Territories from MARKET at
GJFeFnnleHt URGES Tor n that tie expenss Of
transporting TIE products OF the latter ill
wan BEN hlavy adraWoack tllem. aftsr afssz
yeArs cultivation they require manuring which is not the
viii, Illinois lands 'a3iP
Thaa4e remasEs hold good In relation to theiands in
the teFrloFea q kaazas spd Nebraska fgT al hough va
cant lands may be found nearer the dis
tauce to market Il far greater, and every hui dred miles
the products OF those lands carried either wagons
transportation Which must be borne by TIT tlrs in The
re ed price Of their products and that extent pre-
annually AID ever year reduced
The great fertility the nds now offered fof sale by
this Com and their consequent yield the
Easter qend fide States isaaach more than sutirint
especially In view Of the facilities furrIshed by this Road
aud othefs with witch il cOnnects, the cperaons 81
whiohHre nnt low awaser oil SUMNER
the frost Of winter. s al .,sf-s.,, t.sf - 49, i.