The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-28
CHOICEFARM LANDS FOR SALE
THE iLidNOis CENfRAL.R. r.. 90.
Is NGw PREPARED TO SELL ABOUT
100000 ACRES OF CHOICE
FARMING LANDS,

On Long Credit. and at Low Rates orIntercst.
'ENHESE Lands we're granted by the Government TO
n AL an the construction ~ this Rad, and me
among The richest AMI the most fertile ia the world
middle % the state, 10 the extreme South, and include
every variety OF cinlte.ani productions found
tween these PARALLELS Of latitude. The Northern por
and in the mi fiIe snd S,nker seSn ttdle pre-
dominates. alternating vita beautiful prsalries and
Yhs climate Is more healthy, mid ana eauable than
any other part u the country-tne air l. pure aad
hricng, while living streams AMI springs OF excellent
water abound.
Dituminous coal il extensively mneI, and supplies
a cheap and desirable fuel beng furnished al many
points AZ - % - per clFi Nod eante had al the
Builling stone of excellent qualify alsn abounls,
which can ne Procured Tor little more thln te expense
The rielt fertility Of these lands, which are bal9
rich mould from two Co i've fest deep, and gcntling
rolling-iher Conguity to this r1at, by which every
facility is furnished for uavel aud transportation -
the principal mrkets North, South, klsl, est and
der der ' tSe the e most Sss investment it' that can @
found; and present the mos, favorable opportunity,
acquire comfortable indeP Evidence in a few years.
wordsSd the f@ c ,s Az 5o s5R with a Seh Tine
Oducts OF these lands can ne transported to that marx
q, mike them more grohtaee, at the prices askel,
than those more remote at government r,tes-as the
the Later, which must be borne by the Iiucer in tic
reduced price he receives foT mis- grain, &c.
The title j. lerfet-a'd when the final payments
are made, deeds are eXeented ly The Trustees appoint
81 ~ the state, and in whom the tide IS vei 70 the
purchasers which convey to them absolute titles in fee
simple, free and clear of every ncainbrance, lien or
mortgage.
THE PRICES ARE FROM as TO $40.
INTEREST ONLY THREE PER CENT.
80 Twenty per win be deducted from the
| credit price for cash
Those ho purchase on long credit, give notes paya;
ble in >. ., ., and years after date, aud required
improve One-tenth annually for 1--we years, =
have one.ialf the Land under cultivation, at the end Of
/ That time.
| Competent surveyors will accompany those who
wish examine these lands, free OF charge, and AID
! them In making selections.
Tho lands remaining uDso1 are rich and valuable
as those which have been disposed OF.
7 SECTIONAL MAPS
Willie sent To any who win enclose fifty cents in
postage stamps, and books pamphlets, continuing
numerous nsrrrrces 81 successful farming. signet hy
/ respectable and well known farmers, living IN the
neighblrhOud Of the raitoaf lands, Throughout the
S;eal.o the cost OF feuenI price of CATTLE expense
of harvesting tLTeshing, eic-Or any other iQ
tion-wili be cheeraly given, application, either
personally ur letter. IN English, Frsnch q srna,
\ addressed 20 JOHN WILSON, ri
Land Commissioner Of the Illinois Central K, X, Co.,
- Office III Illinois Central r. X. Depot, Chic'go,
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