Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05
NORTHERN MISSOURI. d


The Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad Co.
Offer for sale 800 900 acres of the best Prairie
and Timber Farming Lands in the West, - low
prices, ten years credit at five per cns int rest
Twenty per cent is deiuctsd for full payment, in
cash, or in the Land Bonds of Z, Company ,itaSw
at par, il payment Is made within two years rom
date ofpurohuse, Nth interest, Az presentthe mar
ket price of these bonds form 90 to 60 per cent
below par, which affords an extraordinary oppor-
tunityto buy any of the Compsny's lands desired,
very much bflo real value,
they are charged only half freight on all building
materials wanted from Hannibal for first improve
ments on land bought Of the Railroad Compan,
Inducems nts to emigrate to Northern Missouri,
briefly stated are as foews:-
A mild, health climate; rich coil cheap lands,
the productions OF which pay for them, expenses
and Improvements too much within the limit Of
credit larger var ETY. Of staple productions,
o
fruit, including grapes for wine, and peaches, than
any other region further South or North pure
clays for brick and sand for mortar, abundant
and conveniently distributed Its praries are ready
for the pSs Spring s%gao sns can plant
| BILE crop in the succeeding Butumn for fattening
great quantities Of beeyes and hogs il is emily nee-
cnards vine, ards ar crops 10 be enc osed as prai
ries supply any qusn'itV o. excellent hay fires OF
other cost than cutti' aud 'acking, which Is done
with improved mowe,s ana rakes at less than one
dollar pr ton, frdderlpg ia coDhped TO three
| months and less, bu, ittls hay comparatively is
neither interest nor nt taxs enabling the Stock aser
or wool 'qrovert. lap horses and mules by the
score herds Cattle and swine by the hundreds,
and ocks q sheep by the thonssud oil the mari sn
are sible by telegraph. rail and water, and the
loca cash dem nd for wool hemp, tobacco, horses,
s II, Az ih these are within
three days travel of any Atlantic city for less than
$50 fare, shalisu h immense resources main IN
Nj souri, is loyal! . Secession play d outn It
ia now pc fecfy ,afr emigIate to Northern Missou
and the 10y a. are going s sS Sgh o. s..
trolling ,nteres,s OF the State demsnd it Loyal
Shareholders unite with other Unon-loving citizens
in boldly advocr tin, emancication as advised by the
| President ard approved by Congress
Emigrants settling in colonies, win contrib.ts
greatly to each others advantage Large and ohciss
bodies of land Off red furnish them every facility
To G onize successfully cooperation Is necessary
casa and practical by little concentrated action
Multitudes it'll prudent forethoueh hit and action,
can now secure with little money rich farms and
happy homes hich must rapidly increafe In value,
1 for themselves and their posterity
Pamphlets. Containing skeleton maps showing
geographical position railroad connections, and
giving iulI infor 4tion, tent CRATIC Az
wishing enlist their friends to emigrate with then,
| apply for all they want ~ circulate Cooperation
| in this way will be Of mutt al advantage TO all
GEO. =, HARRIS,
LAND AeEST HAEhIBAL AND ST JosEfa 4, Eco,
| as CITY EXCHANGE BOSTON, MASS
81 -. JOSEPH BUNr S.
| LAND CoNMlssIoNRR,
| sth Hannibal, Missouri
THE NEW ENGLAND COLONY at Kidder,
Caldwell County Nc, prosper. and offers strong
Inducements 20 all 10, al emf rants For fall parts.
! ulars address the A eeAt, 4
| Geo. s. rARRIS,
As city Exchange Boston, Mass.
Or apply to Lolal Agents
| GEO. ii CHENEY Rutland, Vt,
FRANKLIN PosT waingford VI.
4E4 HENRY CLALK Poultney vt
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