Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-02
RICH FARMING LANDS,
TRACTS OF FORTY ACRES AND UPWARDS
ON z#-s
MECHANICS, FARMERS AND wORKISa MkN.

MECHANICS, FARMERS AND wORKIsG MEN.
The attention Of the snisrprisng and Industrious portion q
the community directed the following statements and No
eral Inducements offered them b. the
ILLINOIS GENITAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
which, they will perceive, viii enable them, b. proper
g perseverance, and iadas 70 provide eofosbs sne per
manent homes for themselves and is1ss, sit comparatively
LANDS OF ILLINOIS
No STATE in the Valley Of the Mississippi Offers 90 zrsat A
indueemsnt to the settler as the state Of o Thrs
soil 50 admirably combine to produce Oss tFo great SaPss
oORS and WHEAT, As tie Prairissof Illinois.
RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS.
The dsePrh lean OF tie Praes cuYatsa With such
seru AGILITY that the farmers % the Eastern and Middle States
cbou EQUAL to England, ana the sol & % rich sal
it will support twenty millions Of people.
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.
These lands eonszu0us to rarad 100 miles length,
srs TINS aaoEding znbrOksn communication vi &c ESsrn
and southern markets
APPLICATION OF CAPITAL
Tbus Ear capita ns labor vs applied 70 eyeloue, TIE
soft ne great OF The S1ten
untouched The nyae rule that the mechanic flourish
best where food and ue are cheapest viii follow at early
day in Inos and nthe Of c pszten TIE nst
'a laws Aad necessities o ne ese variant as belief thstsi
DiiDcis in the various manufacturing euPloSzsats.
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS
the raFosd system Of Illinois Inaamuch part q the IN
come from several Of these Eor With VEiuase Pablc fgnd
in lsnd go to diminish the State Expenses The TAXES ARE
LIGHT, and nust Consequently. every day decrease
TIE STATE DEBT.
has been rsussa u 80 s6d e nv ' 1s.s q
ably expect that in ten years will become extinct
PRESENT POPULATION.
The State rapidly 6HEg up population; see 0s per
sons having been ADDED since $50 ang he present POpgla
ton 1885, ratio Of i02 per cent 10 10 years.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Tie Agricultural Products CT Inos gEsEtsF hsn those
Of any other state The Products set out during he past
S9sf bushels while the corn eroPgeids not less thAa
Ai''''''''S '1'H'i' FERFTTTTy or SON
NoEhere TIE Industrious asmsr such iRaediaers
suits FOR his labor upon these prairie cells they being CON
POSED Of deep, rc1 l0an The fertility Of which IS unsurpassed
by aEy On the globe
TO ACTUAL OULTIVATOEs,
StBcs s5f "a i0z1pBrg hEgs sod I-30OsO(O acras.
1Ieyse 0ly aessa czltfra,ors. Ga sgsT c5aet cox
t;ts an GgTshls4t % eage The road AIs1ssa eoases
H. 1850. he BopZJGsioa Of goy-Eias egsafiss ASsys
~ 49, 49, =, 49, - - Isiss 3 itSs5s
gddE Of I4S PEI cent
EvIDBSCEsoF PROSPERITY.
coo 90 inns OF reigk iD0ladng O00 baShsis q Er4a
and ESQ OB0 barrels Of folT Asd the line
- EDUCATION. -
Mechanics and Horkinsmea VII and e ires SshOOl system
encouraged By state endowed With farzs revenue for
the seaport o. SCHOOLS Thsr children s i've in sight Of tie
leading STATE 10 TIE Great western Empire
PRICss AND TEAMS or PATEENT.
The pEiees Of these snds vary from 60 % S5 acre,
sell for asoat $40 s s Per acre and he relative Ssase Of
Eabaang prairie land compared with wood ad sin ratio u
Of the lands viii be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE
annum and cent
payable respectively one, dve,and years
IRON ss Of SALE and Sour notes 5r principal payable In four.
Eve six AMI years rom date Of sale The stDu
laing that tenth Ct the tract purchased shall fenced
cultivated each and every year. for I've years from the date OF
sale that a. the end Of ave yeas half 5aud be aed
under cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT WILL BE DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash, except the should
dollErs per when he cash price win Re doiars
Pamphlets serPye Of me lands soil climate poduetiOns,
J. W. FOSTER. Land Comuissioner,
Iliin0is Central Railroad,
Chicago, illinois,
For the Of tie towns, Villages and Cities upon
the Illinois Central Railroad Psges 1s. 1s9s So Apple
toms Railway Guide.
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