Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-16
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Acres and upward on long Credits and
at Low Rates Of Interest.
d,wefeg granted by the Government, to aid in
of this Railroad. and are among the
st fertile in the State. They extend with
Chicago on the North East to Cairo on
fom thence to Galena and Danleith in the
Western part Of the State. Most of these
aediately on. and within six miles of the
be Are more than fifteen miles distant from
dy and cheap facilities are furnished for
IN products to any Of the Eastern or south
rss9e great increase of population by mmi
- the consequent raid growth Of flourish
villages on the line Of the Road, and
State, furnishes substantial aud growing
FOR every kid OF farm and garden produce.
bern and Central parts Of the state, prairie
ate, interspersed with magnificent groves
essoimber; in the Southern, the timoer is
s.a I'd exceedingly valuable.
g.Fk, rich mould, from one to i've feet in
1olling, and peculiarly fitted for grazing
! or the cultivati m Of wheat, Indian C Urn,
* pure and bracing, the climate more
I'd erSable. than that of any other part
pav ~@affng streams and springs of excel
he fling, and great productiveness, are
-, jcseristcs Of Illinois land Trees are
-. fut down, stumps grabbed, or stone
4F~4flen, rally the case in cultivatng new
Estates. The first crop Of Indian corn
- fWly broken sod, usually repays the cost
encing. sas
wn on the newly turned sod, is sure to yield
rohts- A man with pillow and two yoke Of
leak one and half to two acres per day
he made for breaking, ready for corn or
~ ~ to 50 per acre. By iudicious man
md may be plowed and fenced the first,
nj n STATE or cultivation the second year.
Atte, etc, will be forwarded at reasona
60 for the Eastern, aud tn Cairo FIR The
.Dsal is extensively mined along the Road,
heap and desirshle.fuel; bling furnished
Ncelt S t,50 10 $500 per ton, Wood can be
2Tsrate PSF cord. Extensive quarries have
s%he southern part Of the State, near the
h-of Building Stone, of excellent quail
Ftoh lite and blue Limestone and white and
t5ne,,-whieh can be had fer Little more thsn
e Of transportation.
pertinent lands, an The land States. hGUsng
been Withdrawn from mGrk,t emierGnts
lnsfeTn States and Euro can be decenlna0.
las company wlth ratuabte farms, at the old
terms, G1ieh, IN az F' obGbidty, viii double
lin tw I've months.
sse lands are restored to market, persons who
II. tng on them, or Minnesots, should bear in
"a lands Of this Company, at the prices for
ere sold, are better investments than thote in
pr Territories more remote from Market at
vices for the reason that tile expense of
IT, Pc products OF the latter to market will al.
II III Navy drawback on them. and after a few
hon they require manuring, which is not the
Il Illinois lands
me remarks hold good in relation to the lands in
tories of Kauzas and Nebraska, for although va
. may b found neaser the water courses he dis
rod OF those lands carried ethel Ia wagons, or
F1t9 water communications. increase The expense Of
iakion. which must be borne by the settlers, in the
price Of their products and to that extent pre-.
end every year reduced 1
great fertility Of the lands offered fol sale by
mpauy, and their consequent yield ever those
bsRnd Middle sbatee, is much more than sufii lent
y the difference in the cost of transportation,
ay in view Of the facilities furnished by this Road
others with which it connects, the operations OF
u are not interrupted by the low water Of summer, or
frost of winter. z .EN
Price and Terms of Payment.
be price viii vary from IS to SIS, according to loca
quality, etc Contracts for Deeds may be made un-
urtef notice, STIMULATING the purcaase money to be
ia AEeannual instaments- The first to beeur1e due
10 years from the date Of contract and the others an
iy thereafter. The last payment will become due at
nd p the sixth year from the date of the contract,
the lands are not subjsct to taxation TIL finally paid
fterest win be charged at only three per cent.
0Y3nm.s So fa $50
security to the performance of the contract the
years interest must be paid in advance and it
II underbtDOd that at least .one tenth of the land
ed shall yearly be brought under cultivation
per cent. from the oeedit price Will be deducted
IN. The Com2any's construction bonds viii be re-
eAdy framed Farm Buildings, which can be set up in
W day can be obtained from responsible persons.
hey viii be u feet by 20 Ieet divided into living
fIee bedrooms. and will cost complete set up on
Juh chosen anywhere along the Road $3.50 IN cash.
give Of transportation. Larger buildings may be
D y ted for at proPoruouate rates The Company will
rAd all the materials for seen buildings over their
labromptly. MFM4 &N&
II believed that the price, long credit, and low rate
ierest, charged for these lends will enable man
Jew hundred dollars iueasI and ordinary indus.
make himself independent before all the purchase
becomea due In the meantime, the rapid settle
u the country will probably have increased their
four Or 1--WE field. When required, an exp riedced
viii accompany applicants, to give information and
b selecting lands.
culars. containing numerous instances Of successful
Ing; signed BY respectable and wel-knoWn farmers
lg in the neghb rh00d Of the Railroad lands through
the 6tatalso The cost Of Iencing price OF cattle ex-
y Of harvesting. thrssldng, etc., by Contract any
Internationally be cheerfuily given on applca-
either personally or By ettsr,i English, French, or
man. addressed 10 JOHN WILSON
and Commissioner Of the Illinois Central R. R. Co.,
Office in Illinois Central Rairoai Depot, Chicago, IL
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