Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28
LONG OuEDIr AND AT Low rHIoEs.
MECHANICS, FARMERS AND WORKING MEN.

MECHANICS, FARMERS AND WORKING MEN.
he community is directed to the following STATE and u
eral Inducements offered them BY TIE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
Which they win perceive VIII enable them BY proper ensa
81, perseverance and i1duHy provide coorab and PEI
homes for themselves and fais VITA eouaravely
speaking, very little capital -
5AsDs OF TLLIEoIs. -
No State In the Valley Of the Mississippi Offers great
indaeement 70 the settler the State q nos There
Po,uoh o. tns H"IIu se a. Of e coma lions 81 Climate Sns
soil 50 admirably combine 70 produce those tSo crest staples
oOES and WHEAT, tie Prairlesof illinois
RICH ROLLING PRAIEIB LAsDs.
The deep rich lean Of s prsres Srsi With suh wo
d shout equal to bst Of ESsDg s m o - = ~ 5ii t
It viii support twenty millions Of people
EASTERN AID soUrgsEN MARKETS.
These lands contiguous L slisoaa ?Co miles in length
which cOs9ss viii oths read. sns aazisale lsEss 4nary
and Southern markets
APPLICATION os CAPITAL
Thus far capita aloi osl splir 70 developing tt
soili the great resoIrce o. l lie osa d iToa are slcs
untouched Inc nV@, abe rae Es; ne arts 61urs
best where food aud fcei b. 2=-i all al 10 earl
lay Illinois and IL 1 o C. t4e uSEt zen years the Est
raj laws and Gee se3 'a as Ssrst lie belief tbsta
Illinois in lie various et-1iug e. .aynezts
RSILEuaa sE.l. GF iifT,.cLS.
he railroad system OF Iin Iasuult para of the II
OEas from ss.er- o. .3ss Taf-, u ..'u-5ie Pgis ,1n.
LIeET, and g4rsi, &. = -,F. = d1y dal,slss.
III E EsT
me state Deo5 rsez.g @f-el,a q, a4a ,,4a The "a.
dire ysars has been rem y 15zz IS So s zsy ss,1r
ably expect thst n tea tsEI' aeo-1e sz-i---.
sl PREsE .sl7U- aEIC2. --- ..
sons hSvinS be1 side1 s --.Lg C= lEcssus 1-auls
ton I,7l94go--s ratio r % < -trrz-. f1 ltgl--s
gEl-u TCr-sas. FTgD DUCTS.
The AFr5ui,r1 F--E1- 81 '-ni5 greater t-g thes
d ary Ole,l,-- Easa 7.-s 1at dl1E lie AT yes,
sl l'te - .--s. -- l.y 9. '-i. l2froat12
EI.ll.s rs sUIl.
koEae5e ~ -i-- n- r=r l.ils9 81 FL immediate
suits 0z his iz 1s5- ss prairie icy beng COL
possl CT deg, se losa tbs r.lty e. aia EEE=rPssss'
by Ery o. tie g g
70 ACTUAL cyITIyArgRs
Gsa0s sS54 tie f55ala5zg Lace a1Jd :sDC,3rO acre
they sell only % dCt a5 gaoys ana eUgg contract
tgi an GgTes1seI 70 c'i4sIss l&eroad Gas ben cosc
In 1850 t8e polJatioa o. 0sE4zias -gsE5ies EsyouW
Adss seen added, Hgbag ils sEos 2opa,lss0a SI4,sGI
a gaia Of Has ? sT seat
-' EVIDENCES OF PROsPERFTY
A an evidence Of tie thrift O. he pe32e itay be stated tina
100000 tuns Of ,gt including $500 9 bushels 81 gra
and eeN h9rrssa -four Efe 9rEaled o-eE the line Las
- EDUcArIoN.
Mechanics and WorknEmen viii ind as free school systen
encouraged BY the ste ead endowed WITH large revenue toi
church and sshoo snd gE up With the prosperity oftht
leading State in the Crest Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYaBNT
The prices Of these lands FROM Sc s25 per acre,
cOrding to location, quality, sc first class farming lands
subSung prairie land COMPARED With wood land is in ratio
70 10 favor Of ts aneE TINS terms Of sas Tor the bu
Of the lands viii be
ONE TEARS Interest IN ADVANCE
st six per and INF crest notes at six per
payable respectively in one, two, ree Eve and year
from date Of sale and feur notes principal psyaBle in four
Eve six and years from date OF sae the contract spu
lsng that tea Of the tract purchased shall fenced
cultivated each ead year, for I've from the date Of
SALE that at the end Of Ave zould Re no and
under cultivation.
TWENTY PBR CENT WILL BE DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash. except the should be al
dollars per when the cash price will be dollars
Pamphlets descriptive Of the lands sO climate, predictions
price,, and terms Of payment, be had publication
J, ". FOSTER, Land Commissioner,
Illinois Central Railroad,
Chicago, UnoiA
For the Of the towns, Villages Cities tuated upon
the Illinois Central Raroaj pages 49, Is5 1876, Apple
tons Railway Guide.
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