Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03

AuCsC ~ hVsh'hS o"sSa sn"n SA"s
real estate in Iowa has reached its
minimum value, and that at the pres
ent time it has an upward tendency
and from this date landed property of
all kinds in the State will continue to
exhibit a healthy increase in prices.
The revulsion in monetary affairs is
now q matter Of the past; the panic is
only a matter Of history-it has spent
ITS force, and the country is now IN q
condition to recuperate rapidly.
With this view Of the case, and we
most sincerely believe that it is cor
rect view, it is fully apparent to the
mind Of every sensible person, that
now 10 the time for eastern people who
have a desire to emigratc, to come
into Iowa and purchase lands. 1t is
altogether probable that there will
never again be such chance in this
State to purchase the choicest farming
lands as advantageously, as will be the
case during the present year. The lands,
40 before remarked, have reached the
lowest price, and have taken an up
ward shoot and of all others, now is
the proper time for those who have a
desire to make permanent investments
TO do so. The abundant crop, which
will undoubtedly be the result Of this
years labor, will have direct tenden-
cy to raise the price of farming lands.
The wa. m Europe, which is just being
entered upon, and which, in all proba-
bility, will be protracted one, will
also operate directly and indirectly to
advancement in price Of our lands
and, in short, there is every sign to in
dictate, and every reason to believe,
that those lands which are now being
sold in all sections of Iowa, as cheap
a. dirt" will soou double and triple
in value. In that case, the rush west
ward, and the desire to obtain Iowa
lands will be overwhelming; but as we
have the interest of the farmer at
heart, we desire to see that class Of
community taking the advantage of
the times and purchasing their farms
while land is cheap, and not wait until
it shall have become locked up in the
snug embrace Of scheming spectators
aud land sharks, from whom it cannot
be obtained at any reasonably low
figure. Iowa has had all the expert
ence in the way of crazy land specula-
ton that she wants for the present Gen.
tury, and it is the hard-fisted, IRON
nerved farmer whom We invite to our
State, and for thousands and tens OF
Thousands of whom there are plenty OF
cheap lands, and noble prospect for
the future in store.
In this county-the county Of Scott,
than which there is none better in the
State-or any other State-for farm
ing and stock-growing purposes, there
are thousands Of acres of land that
that can at this time be purch ased at
such prices Is will enable the purchaser,
if he be An active and energetic far
mer, to pay for the same with the pro-
dacts of the soil in three years at the
least calculation. These lands, or .
large portion Of them,c can be purchased
n les' than one-third the price at
which they have been held and sold
and the farmer who purchases them
will lind them second in productivenes.
70 noaeinthe world-near by market,
and in fact possessing al the adv.u.
tages that reasonable purchaser could
dseire.
Il h such lands - these - such
property = here aboundA that the At
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