New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01
Beal Gstdte for Sale.
EARN LANDS for SALE.-The ILLINOIS
l. CENTRAL RaILROO COMPLY n ro~ prepared 70
sea Abo0; Two MILLIONS OF ACRE5 Of
FARMIN G l. A - ID y,
e tn. Crs or PopTy aCRVsASD UPWARD
On Lons Credit, asd :, Low Rl.es o.. Interest

On Iohs CTedit, ssd ., Lov RI.e, OF Interest
IN Le 81. . y nd de oa. the
fertile in tie sts, They eT'eni VIE tae h2s. I'm
osssto .. ne n0Tn ~ 20 -. res western par Of
State Aos Of these .cd' lie 11oetaiely o. ld vitan
.at ready ld cheap ees are farl.a.t for
a..po'nS hen prcaas.. 70 Aay Of % - az is
the consequent r,Pd grosth Of ao1H,Ani ioT. .sa VA
Ii.h subsAnl ed growing home demand for every Ihd Of
krg .nd garden produce ,Ir,
II The Gorhe md eeasr part. Of the Sac Pr.hs LAD,
predounae intspersed III GAzhceat groves OF oss Ana
other liz r 10 iht southern The timber a9re abundant Aad
Tb. I'll d.Ti rch mold from one 20 sve feet in depth;
is ferty rolling Ind peculiarly fitted for uAsns cattle ssd
.hsep o. the ealt7.on Of ~hssi Indian TIE AZ
pure and 6rng the climate more healthy mid and eqlAee
AZ sprins. Of eicsiieot ws,er ,bSund
Economy in cllvans and great Prodasvene.' are the veil
ehsrseteTsic' Of ilo, and. Trees Ne Dot
down ,tumPs r1bbed, or stone PieTsd % as ssa.
.r.y ih. eutivtns new nd IN the older state. dne
crop Indian planted on the newly broken SOD asa
ssy Iepsys the eo.t Of plo-ins snd fencnH
.rs. proft. man with plov and yoke Of win
bresk and hf 70 TWO acres per day Contracts can %
per acre By jadicous .n.ssnen. the ad may plO~ed
fenced the fr and under high state Of CULTIVATION Ss
Corn grain cattle viii be forwarded reasonable rstss
Chicago tor tie Eastern and 70 CHrO fcF the Southern
Btumnou, Col is extensively mined sons the Road, and
.9HPe. a. - per san Wood can be bad At te .ans
rata per cord Extensive qusss have been opened n hs
ps stone Of excellent qusy-sueh white and tae Lime
store white and red snd.tonewkA be had oF Little
more than the eKpeDse Of tr.n.portstion >,
Tue Government and, III the Land ss'ss h.vni generally
ben .sd.w1 from "sts sssn, ), t5GI co@o.h1 ~S
valuable Farms At the old price. and terms whes N a. oba
When restored 70 market, persons who think
.eins them Minnesota should bea in mind that
a s better 49, in other state. or Ter
ror.s more remote market At GOvernment price,
that expense transporting me product. OF the
latter will Away. be htvy drawback them and
sftsr few years cultivation they require nuIs "nea
not the ease with Illinois Andi . . ,, -,
The ne Is 1d s9Id I e 4 h 70 vaaan aa ss
found the distance 20 markets.
AZ. carried either Interrupted water eCmmaniea
the Of iFan'portaon which must %
to precisely the incomes from the farms and ii
on & % S & n cssTsd i e By a
Company s1d ber consequent yield over those OF TIE EAssa
,a in ~ Cot ~ trsusurtsiion especially IN view Of
ie. furnished BY tbs Rp.d and ohs. With 1hsh It
water OF Summer or the frosts Of Winter.
PRICE AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
quality Contrs. for deeds may be rnAie qn further no;
ce pssDs The paeha.s mon1 to be p . re o ,on ~.
date Of contract snd the others annually theTeser The st
dat. the eontr and the sds not slbet 70 taxation
till finally paid for.
INTEREST WILL BIZ CHARGED At OILY THREE PA CENT PR
A,.,eeury to he psrfarcg I'll. .o1t5ac ,h- sr. two
stood tenth Of the land purchased shall yearly
pce Wi be deducted for cash The COMPANY, construction
bonds will b. received as cash.
Ready framed Farm Buildings which can be Set up In few
dAys, can be obtained from responsible persona
they viii by 20 feet divided into one iyns and
bed and will cost complete ground chosen
anywhere along the road 825J In cash exclusive OF
ton Larger buildings may be contracted for Propor1nae
tstes Company will forward al the materials Tor sucn
buildings their road promptly. - -. ~.
10 believed that the pIie- l@F cred ana Nv Is OF M
bdr-d cash and ordinary industry 20 make himself
Under before all the purcha~unuey becomes due In
the rsIsd settlement Of the country will pIoba
by have increased their value four yeod When required,
an experienced person will accompany applicants 70 give in
formation and aid in selecting lands.
Circulars aiming numerous instances Of successful sr'
Ing signed by respectable and well known farmers living in tho
nehborhood the railroad lands throughout he stAoaso
the fencing price Of cattle expense Of harvesting,
thrsshue etc. by Contractor any other iAornaonEl be
cherfuy given application. either personally BY letter,
In English French OF German. addressed to
John WILSON. Land CommissiopeI OF the
Illinois Central Railroad Company.
Ohce In Illinois Central Railroad Depot, Chicago, III