Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-15
LANDS FOR SALE.
NORTHERN MISSOURI.
The Hannibal 4 st. Joseph R.R. Go.
HAVE FOR SALE
OVER 100000 ACRES
TIKI
BEST PRAIRIE AND TIMBER FARMING
LANDS IN TIE WEST!

4 low prices on ten years credit, at Eve per cent
N Interest Twenty per cent is deducted for full
IN cash, OF in the Land Bonds Of the Company
f1kea ~ par, if payment is made within years from
date Of purchase with interest At present the market
price Of these bonds IS from 80 TO 60 per below par
which affords extraordinary opportunity buy any Of
the COmpany's lands desired, very much below real
value.
a FREE TRIP TICKET is given to Land Buyers. and
they are charged only half freight all building
ria wanted from Hannibal for first Improvements on
land bought Of the Railroad Company.
inducements To emigrate to Northern Missouri briefly
stated are follows:
mild healthy climate; rich soil: cheap lands the
productions Of which pay T them, expenses and i'm
prOvements much within the limit % credit cfveu
larger variety Of staple productions embracing all
ais hemp, tobacco Chinese sugar in perfection Irish
and potatoes chocer fruits including grapes for
wine. and peaches than any other region further south
or North; pure water. timber wood coal, lime, fine
building rock clay for brick and sand for mortar. are
abundant and conveniently distributed; its prareS
ready Tor the pillow; spring emgrant can plant sod
corn IN the latter part of June, and gather valuable
crop in the succeeding autumn for faening quan
ties OF beeVes ana hogs i only necessary To buy land
enough for buildings, yards, orchards vineyards and
crops Toe ncosed praires supply any quantity
excellent hay free Of other cost than cutting and stacking
which j. done with improved rakes at less
dollar per ton and fodering Is confined TO three
months and less but little hay comparatively is needed
best Of open pasurage costing nothing neither interest
nor taxes enabling the stock raiser wool grower to
keep horses and mules by the score herds of cattle and
swine by the hundreds and ocks OF sheen by the thou
sands all the markets accessible by telegraph, rail
aid water and the local cash demand wool hemp,
bacco horses mules fat hogs cattle and sheep,
port Is ample for the supply. All these advantages are
within three days travel Of any Atlantic city. fer less
than S25 fare Shall such immense resources remain un
improved
Missouri is Loyal "SEoEssIOS Is PLAYED oUT!'' II is
perfectly safe emigrae Northern Missouri aud
the loyal going Ii will be free State. OPP
posers cOncede it, and the highest controlling interests Of
the State demand it, Loyal shareholders unite with other
Union loving citizens in boldly advocating emancipation,
advised by the President and approved by Congress
COLONsZATiON.
Emigrants settling in colonies will contribute greatly
TO each others advantage. Large and choice bodies If
land offered, furnish them every facility To coloniZe
successfully cooperation is necessary easy and practical
by a little concerted action.
Now is the time for multtudes, with prudent fore
thought and action, to secure with little money, rich
farms and happy homes which rapidly in
value, for themselves and their posterity
CAPITALISTS. AND OTHERS,
Can now, with little money and perfect security them
capable friends acquire.n a little time valuable farms
and pleasant hOmesteads. The land will abundantly
the requisite advance, and its prolific productions
will soon enable the enigrant to cancel the loan and in
erest.
PAMPHLETS containing skeleton maps showing geo.
graphical position railroad connections and giving full
information, sent gratis.
fA Let all wishing enlist their friends to emigrae
with them, apply for all they want to circulate Co
operation in this will b. of mutual advantage ALL
Apply to, address
GEORGE =. HARIisIS.
Land Agent Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad Company,
40 City Exchange ........ Boston, Mass.
Or
JOSIAH HUNT.
Land Commissioner, Hannibal. No.
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