New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23
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WORKINGNEN,
SHOULD NOW DETERMINE WHERE TREY WILL
ESTABLISH PERMANENT
HOMES
FOR THEMSELVES AND FAMILIES.
NO STATE IN THE UNION AT THIS MOMENT PRE-
sENTs go MANY ADVANTAGES AS
ILLINOIS.
Its agricultural resources exceed those OF any other sae
bushels Of wheat and 600 bushess oi com were
prodaced year. The products sold ard sent out oil ne @
exceeded 500 0 The Of Illinois is about eqaai 70
the Of Epeand and the SOL 30 rcb that will support twenty
millions Of people.
1.-THE deep rich losm CT the praies cultivated wh such
wonderful facility that the farmers of he Euem and Middle
States moving Illinois in grea. numbers The population
years sGsc2s perscns BY the census Of soo he
State has 94S persons gain Of nearly ONE hVSpLO
THOUSAND EACH YEAR.
STATE DEBT.
-The Stete Debt is only 1893 II, and within TIE
s years reduced 81 $50 46 so and we nSy
reasonably esPec; viii in ten years be paid 0H
RAILROAD SYSTEM.
W-ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN MILLIONS lOF
DOLLARS have been expended 1851 miles o. Railroads
within the borders Of Illinois This has been done by private
capital IBssuch part OF the income from these WORKS with
voabe public iDrd in ond diminish the State expenses
the TAXES ARE LIGHT, ard must every year decrease
APPLICATION OF CAPITAL.
Thu a capital labor have applied to developing the
toD the great Of the State In COAL ana o axe
Sno,t untouched yasbe rule that she mechanic arts
flourish best where food and fuel cheapest will follow al an
ssry Illinois, ard m the Of the next ten years the
naara and Necessities Of e warrant the oee inat a.
least FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND PEOPLE "il be en'
aunfar
MECHANICS WANTED.
EIr, industrious, prudent Carpenters Mssons, ,BacEhs,
wanted AL classes CT manufactures consumed largely in
paoi Wha, prevent n,anufac;urng on the spot every
thing required fcr isI u CT domestic use
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and wcrh Men will had the FreeSchool system
BY tho ~ rd endowed with large fc-
the support sCyl Their children live in sight OF the
Church and sehooHVu,c and grow up with the prosperity OF
the leading State in the grea; Western Empire
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
present, the preceding INDUCEMENTS to settle in Illinois 1t has
,Gs in thSt State
100000 ACRES
RICH FARMING LANDS
TRACES OF FORTY AlhES AND tfh AtDg
LONG CREDITS AND AT LOW PRICES,
ACTUAL CULTIvAToRs
Sia>tlSo4, ne C,ApaHy hars 'o!d ] 100000 GeJo.
They and sses a.
aereea. errat Tie roaa IA, been eOasuc;ed through
rAoe ssna. at s1poa's@ S83O.ooO,OOO. In 1850, the
pn,aoa e crtynise tarouSa ht ga',ss
only 335,596, "aee Thih, 479 293 hde been added
making IA, esee esniaheB 81 ,S01a gaia Of 143 per
cent
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS
Th,,e sud are contiguous Railroad 100 mile. in length
which connects with other roads and nayabe lakes ard rivers
h. .nordns an urtroken communication with the Eastern and
Southern markets.
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
.ySss.S s Fl The A nslSns ID se ] gsSp ba.Ss d
and barrels Of Hour were Forwarded over the line last
S'~' PRICES AND TERMS or PAYMENT.
The prices these binds vary from 90 to t per see
s0IdSst oeoD g1ay &c .D t.. m I..,S farming iands ID sci
dans prairie land compared With wood land is the ratio of
Of the iOner The terms of sale for the bak Of
thee. lands WILDE
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE.
AZ ak per cen per anEu ard six interest six per
psy.be respectively one two three years
0n S a os .pa 3 sn from dat. Of ae tie Dos
tng oneienth Of the tsst purchased shall be fenced
cultivated each and for five from the da:e Of
sale the end Of live years oneha shall be fen ed and
under cultivation
TWENTY PER CENT WILL BE DEDUCTED
valuation cash except the should dol
lars per acre, when the eash price viii be hive dollars
Pamphlets descriptive o lands soil climate productions
prices ar OF payment be had application to
J. W. FOSTER, LAND COMMISSIONER
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Chicago, Illinois.
For the names Of the Towns Villages aud Cities upon
,he Illinois Central Railroad ls 49, lo Aype,ons
Railway Guide.
Cypress HILLS CEMETERY.--A choice
LOT (neio.ed) for SALE. Price $50 Inquire of B. f.
MILLER, No. 2 West Broadway