New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-14
-.pu yANDs e., sALE.-The ILLINOIS
II h rnSr, Iii p0Ap COMPANY Is now prepared 70
cell about TWO MILLIONS OF Arr.
CANNING LANDS,
IN TRACTS or FORII A1bs a ~ rot.,.

IN TRACTS c ~ and ., Low Rate. Of Interest ,
The.e sDo 81 ri. Railroad and among the she,t and
% N the State THY extend With the Road rom
@ nd Dnneth IN the extreme northws'-rn part o. tne
. Met these lands lie immediately on and within '
e tie Road and than fifteen nc nv
mn n hence ready and cheep scie. are furnished 'of
.bporns their product. 10 any Of the ksi,rn
arsets The great increase Of population y a Ill
SaPd sIowth q sog,1s sa qu t
subssnta and growing home demand for every kha OIL '
pedoius,. iutrpcrsed with mAsno.n groves Of oak and
oh. timber the southern the timber is more abundant ana
Tie oil DARK roh mold from to FIVE feet in depth Is
Gently Hs and Gh indian fS V Corn sIs I The Az pure
and tans the climate os hssy d v nc sd
.prins. Of eXcelleht water abound.
Economy cutvans and great produstivenes' are the well
Known chssct,tc. Of inOi. land. Tree not required
70 BE- cut dow stumP ubbed or stone picked OF a. is sn
s.y the case utvsns land in the older sste. Thc
S s, f,r 1S 6@ cos. tot and fencing
lnrs. profits with plow and two yoke Of oxen Will
break and half TO two day Contracts can De
made 'f B Tseoa the lana may be powed
fenced the FIRST and under high state OF CULTIVATION he SECOND
Com grain cattle etc. will be forwarded reasonable rates
Chicago for the Eastern and to Cairo TOR the southern
B,uminous Coal is e1.en.vy mined along the road and
4P and S.a a Gt cam be- haa .. ss s
rate cord E1tensive quass have ben oPIed IN tae
Ing .ton. Of excellent quaysuch white and blue L!ne
nr and whit, and red be- had for little
tn. GoyerDmrst land. State having generally
@ hss.p ca sny @
valuable Farm. at thu prize. and terms which in all pr0babn
When those lands restored market persons who think
Of settling on them Mnneso.a should bear in mind that
sod are better than other States Ter
rtoes remote from market OF Government prices. for
that the expense Of transporting the products OF the
latter 10 market will always be heavy drawback hen and
amer few years cultivation they require manuIns whchis
hold good in relation 70 the lands in the
new s na nssr b the distanc. to market is
greater and every hundred miles the products OF those lands
are carried either wagons interrupted water communcs
tions Increase. expense Of transportation which must be
borne by the settlers In the reduced ioe OF ther products ana
precisely the incomes from the farms and Of
course their annually and reduced
The great fertility Of the lands offered for sale by this
and Middle States much sufficient to pay the dif
in the cost Of alto sp.e 11c % o tnc
meets the operations Of which not interrupted BY the low
water PRncE And '' TEKas PAYMENT
The price will from 50 Is according to location
notice stpuans the purchase moneyo be paid in vo annual
frs; TO become due In two years from the
due the end Of the sixth from the
" the contract and the lands not subject to taxation
Til finally paid for.
INTEREST WILL By CHARGED AT ONLY THREE PER CENT
ASS security to the performance Of the contract the
yesr; interest must b. paid in advance and must be undI
be brought under cultivation Twenty per the credit
price will be deducted for esh The ComPanys construction
bosds will BE- received a. cash.
Ready framed Building which be Sc. up in few
days can be- obtained from responsible persons.
They will be u feet by - feet divided into living and
Bedrooms and viii complete set ground chosen
along tho road $3.50 In cash. exclusive Of
buildings be contracted for at proportonste
The Company will forward al the materials for such
buildings their road promptly
IL believed that the price long credit and low Of in
charged for these Lands will enable with few
hundred dollars in cash and ordinary industry so make himself
before all the purchase becomes due In
time, the rapid of the will proba
experienced person will accompany npposnt to give nfor
nation and aid in selecting lands.
Circulars naning instances Of successful farm
ns signed by respectable and known farmers living in the
nes Of the railroad lands throughout the Staaso
the Of fencing price Of cattle of harvesting.
shng Ac by contractor any other inormaon-wi be
cheeruly given application either personally or BY letter.
in English French or German, addressed to
JOHN WILSON, Land Commissioner Of tho
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Office In Illinois Central Railroad Depot. Chicago. I'LL