New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-16
VI SULM&SD Qu0 Wl9EfD.
HOMES for the INDUSTRIOUS 'QI V0Q
GARDEN STATE OF THE WEeTs
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD o0spAHy
HAVE FOR SALE Sra sA
100000 ACRES
RICH FARMING LANDS, ..t.
TRACTS OF FORTY ACRES AND uPwARD,
LONG CREDIT AND AT LOW PRICES

MECHANICS, FARMERS AND wORKINGMENI
The attention Of the enterpns and industrious portion t
community directed TO the following 's'emsnss and liberal n&
ducemen.s offered them by the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
Which. they viii perceive. win enable hen bygrop.r sDsa
sy snd industry to provide comfortable sAa pe1
Eaent homes for themselves and families WITH ecppssxvr
speaking, very little capital:
LANDS OF ILLINOIS.
No Stat, IN n. Valley Of the M:.'Pg ss .: an m.
n o. ss World where all Of the conditioned climate and 0
whess u the prsiries Of Illinois.
RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS,
y iSs S. sSs ps If e :.s ss s
STATE. are moving % Illinois in great number The q IB
Ii VIII support twenty millions Of people.
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.
These lands are contiguous Railroad 100 miles On .rrt1
which connects with other roads and naytxsbe yyersJ
thu. sHordns an unbIoten communication with the Esn A
Southern markets.
APPLICATION OF CAPITAL.
Thu. far capital and labor have been applied DEVELOPING .h
. the great o':pIcs: :p Of he STATE n Co: md iron q
flourish b..' Where f.od and fuel are ehssPs WIN o.v
FIVE AN Pn0PIE IL 'sa
pOymen.s-
Over o ooo Of private capital have been expended 81
The railroads Of Illinois lnssmuch part Of the ncent
0% :sy, ss r. S6 these Nv ws with vn.S. p.s iS1s =
ms'', consequently every day decrease
THE STATE DEBT.
last three year. has been reduced 81 ss CO., asl We say
reasonably expect that In ten years win become extinct
PRESENT POPULATION.
The State rapidly hins up with popnliOn ssa as pseca
LIS, 4s-s ratio Of l02 per cent In ten years.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
The agricultural products Of Illinois es.sr than shos. of
other State TIE products sent during the past
10000 900 bushel..
FERTILITY OF SOIL.
Nowhere the industrious farmer .ueh iUpedse
posed Of deep rch os The fertility Of which sunsors,seS
by any on the globe.
TO ACTUAL CULTIvATORS.
Sss<s S54 ne Company Aass 'old 800, 600 eera.
Ty eel Osiy sesdi esSaso,, Gad es~v eos,ya
ase~es, evisira,e The road has been eoaspsd through
Dese iasd' asa. erp1.e@ 800. 900, 600. h h1S5o,ts
population Of tie eOpss through Which poss
OILY 335,59s 'iaee vhies, 479 293 haze a<a ADDED
.at'ns Ne rAo's popDldtos 81 sell gaia S 143 pSp
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
AZ evidence Of tho tbri Of the people, may Be stated
the, 900 coo tnns Of freight including eo bushels Of Csin,
bss Of seur forwarded the Hoe 40
ye~r.
EDUCATION.
Mechsn, and Working Men viii find the Free school syse
by the State and endowed with
the support schools Their children live IN sight Of the
Church and SchooHouse and grow UP with the prosperity a.
the leading State 10 the great Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT
The prices these lands vary nom e6 &2s per sss
codDs 10 location quality &c fstclass farming lands se1
for about 10 W and the reve expense Of rb
DUNG prairie land compared With wood land 10 In the ratio Of
TO ~ favor the crner 1hs tegns o for the bh q
these lands WILDE
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
per per snDum and dr nteres notes q per eess,
payable respectively in two three four nve and IN
date OF and four notes for principal payable In foaT
s and years en- date OF sas The eentrss splls
ting that oneeh the tract purchased sha be fenced ssA
cultivated each and FOR fve Rom he dss a.
sale that Of tie end d i've shall bs fenced M
under cultivation
TWENTY PER CENT WILL BE DEDUCrED.
from the valuation except the hea ks 81 s Se
lars per when the cash pnce vii be hye dollars.
Pamphlets descriptive 81 the lands SOIL climate poduefcnsA
j. W. FOSTER, LAND COMMISSIONER
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAiLR0AD,
Chicago, miDctA :,
the the Towns Villages ssd Cities situated spos{
ths ins Censss Railroad pAses Ice, l lS Applsseas3
Railway GSids-
A GRICULTURAL and HORTICULTURAL
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