Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-25
LONG UREDIT AND AZ
NECHANIOs, FABMERs AND WORKING

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HHcHANIOs, FARMERS AND WORKING NKE.
The attention Of the enterpng and
he community il directed the iooVng EsisneHts and IiS
ILLIN0Is CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
which, a. Aey VIII perceive, will enable taer by proper psr
sPd g pSOyds oonar.ab and per
| speaking, very little capital.
| LANDS OF ILLIEoIs
no Sts IN the Valley Of the Msssspp Offers m vvs,t m
portion Of world where ali ofthe conditiops a ci
~ 20 adnraoy combine produce those great staples
oeAH and WHEAT, Is the Praries Of II,iaeis.
RIoH RoLL+aQ PRAIRIR LANDS.
The deep Eeh loan Of praires IL With su.b ~
se fo that The farmers Of the Eastern and Middle ststo,
about equal that Of Engand, and the soil i 10 cS tSat
it viii support twenty millions Of people. -
EAsTRRN AND sep4HRAE MARKETS.
Thsss i.s gsngsoas 9s railrOad 200 miles in length
thus sOFdinEa unbroken Communication win he Fsr
and Southern markets.
APPLICATION OF CAPITAL
Thus far capital and labor have been applied to deyep, M
soil the great Of the State ceaI and e - almost
untouched The nvariabe a mechanic arts aouTiSh
day Inois I'D the Of the next ten years The nat1
A laws AID necessities Of the the belief that
Of Illinois In the various manufacturing empioymeats.
- RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS,
~, q private capital says Lssn expended
EXDoUaaz.
LIGHT, and must, consequently, every day decrease
TIE STATE DKRT.
The STATE Deb. only s0e a. AID within the la st
three years hss been reduced So may reason
ably eKst hat in ten years 1t will become extinct.
PRESENT POPULATION.
ss Sso TS sd hIg & e wit" RGpuSOE M S per
ton l,Ils,4s6-a ratio OF lO2 per ceat in lGysarI.
AGRICULTURAL BRoDUCTs.
any oh se The Products set cut during ths uaS
eIceeded % tuns. The wheat crop Of e9 appyoaShes
IA 0 0Oc bushels while the corn crop yields net less tAAn
YERTILITY OF SOIL.
Nowhere can the industrious farmer such immedasre
SuIl for h labor upon these prairie Soils they being com
posed Of rich OA the fertility Of which unsurpassed
10 ACTUAL oULrIvAToRs.
cs ls54 8 u sSs soPa;sg 1ags sod Is00,0oo ecr
tI;s an Sorees 10 Gt 7S. % aa fes Is oraes con
cd hToA2h these lands Of eepsEes nf S3O,OOOpO
tist assss tpas ss ss ,SGssI SGS's 1sss
loS ess,s aa Ne s0hOSs P2pllGsSO" s14,s91-
RV4pENoEs OF PROSPERITY
AG evidence OF the thrift Of the people, tmay be stated tha
600 600 unS Of freight including Goo 900 bushels ef grain
and barrels togr Esre forwarded ey the as last
year. =
hecAae e1e EeFkngnen will hnd the free school system
encouraged BY The State and endowed with large for
h support Of schools Their children live in sight
leading ststsia the Great Western Empire. -
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT
Tbs prices Of these lands vary from Sc S5 per acre. &C.
sordlns locson, quality, &c Frscass farming Isads
M for about sl0sr SIC per the relative esnes ef
ubaung prairie land as compared with Wool Lad ratio OF
70 10 in favor Of the fsEer Tbs tgs Of sale for the bulk
,f the lands viii Re
oSE ySAE's INTEREST IN ADvANOH
sig osat annn and six int at six Der csut
payable respectively n one, two three our AVE. years
date Of Ssls and fsur notes for principal payable In oI
avel x, and from date sale; the slpu
ang that tenth Of the tract pprchsse tall b fenced and
cultivated each and every year. yaSs from the date Of
e 50 that a. the end Of eve aEf half should fenced and
TWENTY P9R oENT WILL BE DEDUCTED
om the valuation FOR cah, except the same shou A At x
aollSrs acre when the cash price viii be ags loISrs
Pamphlets descriptive Of the lands so climate
'rices and terms Of be had appcationt 70
"a. HOTTER, Land oonnissioper,
Illinois Central RsllT9Sd,
CAlsago, IIIneIa
Iog h names Of the t9vns Villages sad eies tustel 1poD
on's Railway 9Riao.
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